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4.2.5 Using the appropriate size ring spanners for the
force screw nuts, gradually tighten the force
screw nuts to drive the bush/bearing into the
housing. Ensure that the bush/bearing is square
to the housing during installation. DO NOT use
air tools to operate the force screw nuts. DO NOT
apply more than 150Nm torque to the force screw
nuts.
4.2.6 Once the bush/bearing has been successfully
installed, clean the components used and return
them to the carry case.
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4.3
Using with a workshop press
4.3.1 Where in-situ access isn't possible, the end plates
and sleeves can be used with a standard
workshop press for bush/bearing removal and
installation. To avoid damage to the end plates,
it is recommended to use mild steel packing
between the press and the end plate during
workshop press operation.
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