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Removing blown bearing race in odyssey driver
RAILS!:
--- Quote from: G on May 07, 2015, 08:38:12 AM ---I'm not familiar with that driver, its probably a stock JoyTech one
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Yeah it's one of those standard back-in-the-day 4pawl jobbies. The bearings did used to break a lot and i've ended up with about 5 of them but they are still good as far as design goes.
dude...:
its a 3 pawl driver, i remember now my mate got it from jejames
got the bearing race out in the end with a dremel, some pliers, and a hammer. new bearing in there and its good to go once more. 6802s ::)
weedbix:
If I were you I would take a close good look at the bearing shoulder that the innermost driver bearing butts up against when the conenut is done up. Normally Joytech axles have a slight radius that gets deformed from the wheel being done up tight or worse, a blown inner driver bearing. If so, sell your mate on an Ody female axle, which has a nice square edge that's kinder to/more tolerant of inner driver bearing inner races
G:
--- Quote from: Professor Horatio Hufnagel on May 21, 2015, 04:39:46 AM ---If I were you I would take a close good look at the bearing shoulder that the innermost driver bearing butts up against when the conenut is done up. Normally Joytech axles have a slight radius that gets deformed from the wheel being done up tight or worse, a blown inner driver bearing. If so, sell your mate on an Ody female axle, which has a nice square edge that's kinder to/more tolerant of inner driver bearing inner races
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Very happy someone noticed this.
:)
G.
dude...:
it should be ok for now, tbh i dunno if he will even ride it much anymore. going over to sydney in a week or so and as i still have his old bike at mine i figured id get it running so we could have a roll and so i could get it out of my shed.
the bearing race and shoulder looked fine when i had it apart, i know what you mean though, cos the aluminium tube spacers in the middle of odyssey hubs used to deform like that, and would cause bearings to die really quickly
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