Actually, you need to heat the bearing...so it'll expand to fit over the shaft. Also if you use the frame rail, instead of the receiver hitch, will have more weight to bear eliminating the longer fulcrum/ travel of using the receiver hitch. Also, if you have a bottle jack, it can help remove a little bit of the sketch factor with the rolling floor jack.... you just have to have a better guess of the proper starting angle so that when most of vehicle weight is on the object the Jack is in line with your work and the vehicle you're lifting. Oh yeah...a BFH also can work. 😅
If you freeze the bearing it'll constrict in size ever so slightly and slide in better! I'm trying the jack method tomorrow lmao
Actually, you need to heat the bearing...so it'll expand to fit over the shaft. Also if you use the frame rail, instead of the receiver hitch, will have more weight to bear eliminating the longer fulcrum/ travel of using the receiver hitch. Also, if you have a bottle jack, it can help remove a little bit of the sketch factor with the rolling floor jack.... you just have to have a better guess of the proper starting angle so that when most of vehicle weight is on the object the Jack is in line with your work and the vehicle you're lifting. Oh yeah...a BFH also can work. 😅
@@MrShroomcloudwhats bfh?