snowdust
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X2. I have one and used it twice this year. Works as designed.
Can you take the wheels off with the skid in the sled?
jonlafon1
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Hoosiersnow
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You’d have to disconnect it from the tunnel but I don’t think you’d have to pull it all the way out
Just wondering. Changed those wheels on my Apex no problem with the skid in.
Hoosiersnow
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What did you push the new bearing in with? For the other idlers I used a vise and wood to get it started and then used a socket with the same outer size as the bearing to seat it. I don't have a socket as big as this bearing. I thought perhaps I could use the old bearing, but I think that might just get stuck after doing that.
idontknowjack
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Take a slitting wheel and cut the outter race off the old bearing and use the inner race to press it.
