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  1. phil2968

    Packing Bearings

    I got lost in the woods once. Wait for it........ I didn't have my bearings! Baaaaaawaaaaaahaaaaa!:razz: I sound like Gimpy!
  2. phil2968

    Packing Bearings

    I wash the bearings to inspect for pitting and wear. After you wash you dry the bearings. I have washed the grease out of bearings and the rollers fell out of the cage, the bearing was worn out. I also remove the old grease from the hub.
  3. phil2968

    Packing Bearings

    Unless the inner race contacts the packer preventing the grease from entering the bearing. Depends on the bearing. It will always work the way he as it in the pic.
  4. phil2968

    Packing Bearings

    It is supposed to come out the bottom. If you look at pic the grease as come from between the rollers at the bottom, just like it should. I use this same type packer on a weekly basis when I service the wheel bearings on the trailers that are under our towable pumps.
  5. phil2968

    Packing Bearings

    The bearing is in the packer correctly and is packed in the pic. You still need to cover the outside of the bearing with grease.
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