Old 02-11-08, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted by jgedwa
That fixed cup will be hard to remove. 20 years and moisture and lots of thread area and very little wrench flat area adds up to a hard case.

On the other hand, they will all come out with the right persuasion, so do not give up on it.

jim
I second that emotion. You have to really want to change the bearings over to a cartridge to justify the work and frustration. IF you get it wrong, it will put you way behind the eight ball.

All things considered, I would change the gease and the bearings and keep it the way it is. Them old bearing cups never hurt nobody. Leave 'em be.
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