1) Soak bearing in CorrosionX, Penetrol or like.
2) Take one bottle of Single Malt Scotch, open it.
3) Pour and drink a dram.
4) Try to remove bearing from housing.
5) Did bearing release? No? goto 3).
Yes? Congratulations, goto 3)
6) Repeat process as necessary until bearing is removed or bottle is empty.
Most times the bearing will refuse to yield, and the entire process from 1) to 5) will need to be repeated.
The procedure is self limiting: after the first bottle, most times I don't give a ship anymore and stop; after the second bottle I can't even scratch myself, let alone use fine hand tools ;D
Slainte!
Steve
I use a similar method only I soak the bearing in the Scotch and drink Crown Royal.
Quote from: MarkT on February 17, 2017, 02:17:33 AM
I use a similar method only I soak the bearing in the Scotch and drink Crown Royal.
Och, Canadians canno' mek whiskey Laaddie!!! Ye ha'e it oll oarse aboot!!!! ;D
Waaaay too funny... ;D Bill
I have to try this tomorrow. I unboxed a bottle of Glenlivet today.
Mike
Quote from: ReelClean on February 17, 2017, 02:25:19 AM
Quote from: MarkT on February 17, 2017, 02:17:33 AM
I use a similar method only I soak the bearing in the Scotch and drink Crown Royal.
Och, Canadians canno' mek whiskey Laaddie!!! Ya got it oll oarse aboot!!!! ;D
:D ;D ;D ;D ;D Dominick