How to remove a blind bearing without ANY SPECIAL TOOLS

Here I'm showing you how to remove a blind bearing without any special tools. You can find blind bearings mostly on motorcycle engines, small industrial engines etc. When it need to be removed, it might be a pain in ass if you don't have right tools to remove them. So watch, learn, enjoy, like and subscribe.
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[@chefp1472]

Great tip!

[@gb6lp]

Wow, very good invention, keep it up bro....Be happy

[@bimalmaduranga7571]

Thank you for the trick, keep up the good work!!!

[@achithabodhaka6122]

Thanks aiya

[@markdunne211]

Greasy rag hack by AvE is worth a look!......

[@Imusicandmovieclips]

👍🙏

[@socks2441]

I tried this already to no avail. That thing was in there tight. I was about to make a blind bearing puller for it like I did for another bigger bearing, but then I saw a video where they use hydraulic force to get it out.
Since it's a blind bearing, there is a cavity behind it with no way out, so you stuff it with play dough, grease, damp bread, damp paper or something similar, then find a punch with a similar diameter to the bearings inner diameter, and punch away. The naterial you stuffed in behind the bearing has nowhere else to go, so it pushes the bearing up and out to make space fof it to fill.
I have not yet tried this, but I will. The logic is very sound. I will probably use a little heat too.

[@mike623030]

I did grease with a cut up rag method it worked great (i have a bearing puller but wouldn't get it out)

[@socks2441]

@@mike623030 yeah, I used this method, bits of bread, newspaper soaked in water, oil. It eventually pressed/punched the bearing out. Then I had a bunch of cleaning to do, lol.

[@PAKUSTADZNGETROLL]

CAN i do with gas torch?

[@achithabodhaka6122]

Yeah you can...but if you have any rubber parts like oil seals, it will dmaged by the flame of the torch

[@mitchd949]

Next time just put it in the oven or in a bbq grill to heat the entire casting evenly, then pull out all the bearings at once.