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Slurry pump

2011-12-02View Original

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For the slurry pump, model 250YJ110, the N2313 bearing at the coupling end – its outer ring, cage, and rolling elements – can be removed together with the bracket, but... The inner ring of N2313 is still on the shaft; what efficient tool can be used to remove it?
Reply #22011-12-02
The inner ring has steps; try applying tension to see if it can be held in place, or else just knock it off
Reply #32011-12-02
The fit between the inner ring of this bearing and the shaft is not too tight; it can be pressed down symmetrically using a hammer and a copper rod
Reply #42011-12-03
Hit it with a copper hammer; if that doesn’t work, heat it up again.
Reply #52011-12-03
Heat it up and give it a tap with a hammer; it should come off easily
Reply #62011-12-03
Reply to 1# Windy Little Devil: Do you have any photos? I’d like to take a look. Also, do you have the instruction manual? Could you send it to me? yehuaqi007@126.com
Reply #72011-12-04
Don’t hit it randomly; it will get damaged if returned. It’s best to handle it gently while heating it

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