COMPOSITE BEARING INFORMATION
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Pin Seal
Bearing
Housing
Pin Seal |
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FIGURE A. Your
FIGURE B. Even though the composite bearings on your
NoseShoulder
Bevel |
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FIGURE C. Should any of your bearings have to be re- moved, this photo shows the tool that is available to remove and install the bearings properly. They are available for pur- chase, you just need to tell your dealer or Miller Loaders the model of loader you have. If you’d prefer to make your own, here are a few things to remember:
•The nose should be 1/4” longer than the bearing
•A 1/4” bevel on the end of the nose
•The shoulder must be just slightly smaller than the out- side diameter of the bearing
•The diameter of the nose should be about 0.005 less than the inside diameter of the bearing