Changing out fan bushings
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Rich P. Bingham
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Changing out fan bushings
I have my own ideas on this, but I'll bet our members have some good tips ! 1916-20 (?) cast iron hub. Thanks, fellows !
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kevinf
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Re: Changing out fan bushings
Rich, we used to take out poilet bushings this way. If the hole is a blind hole, run a pipe thread tap in the bushing. I am guessing that would be about 3/8 NPT. Thread in a grease zerk and hook up your grease gun.
Hope that helps, just remember it's only one way to make naked cats.
Kevin
Hope that helps, just remember it's only one way to make naked cats.
Kevin
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kevinf
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Re: Changing out fan bushings
Oops just saw this was posted on the classifieds. Looks like Steve's the winner.
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Re: Changing out fan bushings
If you screw a tap into the bushing, just use a long punch or a rod against the end of the tap and knock the bushing out from the opposite direction.
Same for spindle bushings.
Same for spindle bushings.