BEARING Press Combination Bearing Press and Bearing puller for Roller Skate Wheels Inline Skate Wheels or Skateboard Wheels. Comes with accessories and allen wrenches with bearing puller for 8mm bearings only (no puller for 7mm). High Quality Aluminum and steel unit with interchangeable insert for pressing both 7mm and 8mm bearings. Mount this to a bench or block of wood for best leverage.
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Only sold by Owlsome Skateboard, come with free Owlsome Sticker
High Quality Aluminum and steel unit with interchangeable insert for pressing both 7mm and 8mm bearings
Comes with accessories and allen wrenches with bearing puller for 8mm ONLY bearings
Mount this to a bench or block of wood for best leverage.
I just received my press this evening, so I can’t comment yet on its durability. That being said, I’m very happy with how easy it was to press bearings into place. The puller had a bit of trouble getting the bearings out of the outermost side of the wheels, but the head of the puller (which has a lip on one side to catch the race side of the bearing) has a locking nut that allows adjustment to the angle of the lip. Once I rotate it around so it’s fully top-side, I expect gravity will help solve…
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I just received my press this evening, so I can’t comment yet on its durability. That being said, I’m very happy with how easy it was to press bearings into place. The puller had a bit of trouble getting the bearings out of the outermost side of the wheels, but the head of the puller (which has a lip on one side to catch the race side of the bearing) has a locking nut that allows adjustment to the angle of the lip. Once I rotate it around so it’s fully top-side, I expect gravity will help solve…