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Gadgets, Gizmos, and Dohickeys => Fixing, Modifying and Refurbishing your Lapidary Equipment => Topic started by: Reclaimed NV on November 22, 2020, 09:55:19 PM
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I am trying to replace the bearings on an old Frantom 606 trim saw. I have removed the arbor housing and believe I need to hammer (w/block of wood and copper hammer) the arbor to remove the first bearing. If this is correct am I first removing the inner or outer bearing? If not HOW do I remove the bearings?
Thank You in advance.
Joel
Reclaimed NV
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Photos would help. Frantom made a fair number of models. Procedure will depend on what you have.
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Model just says 606
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Update: I removed the arbor and bearing housing. Copper hammer lightly striking the blade retaining nut. It will only come out one direction. Now to get the bearings pressed out and replaced.