A hammer is a technician’s best friend to remove stuck parts or install a part with a tight fit. But, should you use a hammer to remove or install a wheel bearing? Related Articles - Load Index vs. Load Range: What’s the Difference? - Shop Management Software Tips - Big O’s Brian Maciak: ‘We Have Aggressive Plans’ for Growth
The answer is yes. But, remember to take a few precautions… Car Wheel Hub Assembly
In this video, Babcox Media’s Andrew Markel discusses the right and wrong way to use a hammer on wheel bearings. Check it out!
This video is sponsored by BCA Bearings by NTN.
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