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Yoyoyo88
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Super G Bearing
« on: February 04, 2012, 06:59:10 PM »

So, I recently got a yyf Super G (my second) and it seems to be having a big problem.
The bearing is IMPOSSIBLE to get out! I've tried removal tool, multi tool, and pliers, but nothing seems to work.

And, now that i screwed up the bearing so much, its responsive and spins for about 30 seconds.

Please help!
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yoyofactoryben
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Re: Super G Bearing
« Reply #1 on: February 04, 2012, 08:00:55 PM »

Take your time. They always come off.
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Re: Super G Bearing
« Reply #2 on: February 04, 2012, 09:11:48 PM »

Try putting the yo-yo half in the freezer for about 30 mins. It's helped me once or twice when I had a super tight bearing seat.
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Yoyoyo88
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Re: Super G Bearing
« Reply #3 on: February 06, 2012, 12:54:23 AM »

Ok, ill try that. Thanks! Smiley
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Re: Super G Bearing
« Reply #4 on: February 06, 2012, 08:10:21 PM »

IT WORKED! Thank you!  Grin
I put it in for about 20 minutes and got out the bearing with the dull end of a drillbit.
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Graiskye
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Re: Super G Bearing
« Reply #5 on: February 16, 2012, 06:17:33 PM »

Stop with the pliers, seriously.  tickedoff
All the knotheads( idiot2) that recommend pliers, IMO they should have to donate to a bearing fund, so when someone ruins a bearing, due to following their bad advice, they can then apply to the fund and get said bearing replaced. In a perfect world lol.
Or you could just not use pliers.
There is never any reason to use pliers unless you set out to specifically ruin your bearing.
A 1/4" drill bit works perfectly for C bearings, for A bearing it is 3/16".
If you are unsure just grab a bunch of drill bit and try it, the proper one will fit into the inner race of the bearing. Rock the drill bit or bearing remover back and forth a bit, and you'll pop the bearing off.
 Stop the madness, use a drill bit or a bearing remover, pliers are for pinheads.
I don't really care how many thousands of bearing you've removed with your trusty vice grips( its people like you who keep the fallacy alive), one day you'll ruin a bearing, guaranteed.
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Re: Super G Bearing
« Reply #6 on: February 16, 2012, 07:21:36 PM »

Stop with the pliers, seriously.  tickedoff
All the knotheads( idiot2) that recommend pliers, IMO they should have to donate to a bearing fund, so when someone ruins a bearing, due to following their bad advice, they can then apply to the fund and get said bearing replaced. In a perfect world lol.
Or you could just not use pliers.
There is never any reason to use pliers unless you set out to specifically ruin your bearing.
A 1/4" drill bit works perfectly for C bearings, for A bearing it is 3/16".
If you are unsure just grab a bunch of drill bit and try it, the proper one will fit into the inner race of the bearing. Rock the drill bit or bearing remover back and forth a bit, and you'll pop the bearing off.
 Stop the madness, use a drill bit or a bearing remover, pliers are for pinheads.
I don't really care how many thousands of bearing you've removed with your trusty vice grips( its people like you who keep the fallacy alive), one day you'll ruin a bearing, guaranteed.
Sounds like someone had a bad experience.
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