Richard -
The bearing is not designed to go all the way in and sit against the seal.
If you read your manual about the rear bearing, it is supposed to protrude
the surface a couple of MM, I don't know the exact measurement. Look at the
manual. Once the gasket is on, it will be more or less flush with the paper
gasket.
Alan
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Richard Kahn <tahoehealey@hotmail.com>wrote:
> I have removed the rear bearing in order to replace the seal. I am putting
> the
> same bearing back in. It came out easily but will not go the last 3 mms to
> sit
> against the new seal. I have used a vice to force it in but no joy. I am
> thinking of using a torch to heat the hub but I don't want to harm the new
> seal. Any other suggestions?
> Thanks'
> Richard Kahn
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