crankshaft to bearings

[blsnelling]

And, the crankshaft and flywheel, should have identical tapers.

 

[HarleyT]

Yes. No problem with the "existence" of these "fittings"

 

[HarleyT]

But I am "guessing" that the kids here have no clue what they are talking about.

 

[HarleyT]

So, which saw has an "interference" fit with the crankshaft/bearing? Which side, etc, and so on.....

 

[HarleyT]

044?
So we talking about a taper/interference where????

 

[Chris-PA]

If you

 

[Chris-PA]

have a

 

[Chris-PA]

point to make

 

[Chris-PA]

why not just make it?

 

[lone wolf]

have a

 

[jughead500]

Problem is dude your not making any sense.us "kids" are trying to be helpful and you throw **** in to stir **** up.go hit the liquor bottle some more and help us pull the lever on the shitter.

 

[auskip07]

So when im putting together another broken saw and replacing the bearings, What is the best/ easiest way to tackle it
1. Press bearings inside the case halves then press shaft on one side then repeat on the other?
2 Install bearings on shaft then proceed to press the bearing in the case half?

ive seen people do it on Youtube the #2 way But i question if that is the easiest

 

[auskip07]

044?
So we talking about a taper/interference where????

You are doing a discredit to your profile picture. "The dude abides "

 

[lone wolf]

So when im putting together another broken saw and replacing the bearings, What is the best/ easiest way to tackle it
1. Press bearings inside the case halves then press shaft on one side then repeat on the other?
2 Install bearings on shaft then proceed to press the bearing in the case half?

ive seen people do it on Youtube the #2 way But i question if that is the easiest

Heat the case with a heat gun push or tap or press them in fast before heat transfers.

 

[HarleyT]

Bull! Where is this interference taper? on the 044?

 

[auskip07]

Heat the case with a heat gun push or tap or press them in fast before heat transfers.

So you are recommending #1

 

[lone wolf]

So you are recommending #1

Something like that yes.

 

[Knobby57]

If you heat the case correctly the bearing will drop in . Let it sit for a few mins and the bearing will soak up the heat from the case . Then you can drop the crank into that side . Rinse and repeat and vwala all together


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[auskip07]

If you heat the case correctly the bearing will drop in . Let it sit for a few mins and the bearing will soak up the heat from the case . Then you can drop the crank into that side . Rinse and repeat and vwala all together


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Thanks, Im assuming placing the crank and bearing in the freezer might help a bit.

 

[HarleyT]

So, just so someone else can come forward and say something remotely coherent, is the bearing/shaft mate true??? Or "tapered"???