I have done that back in the 70s to fit bearings on the shaft of trains. We had a 500 litters metal barrel about 2 meters diameter. Fill with oil, heat it up, fit the bearing in the box and drop the whole thing in the oil. Wait to expand, get a crane to lift the box and insert it into the shaft. Your video made me go back 50 years ago, thanks for sharing.

I have an old Convection Toaster Oven that I paid $5.00 for at a Goodwill Thrift Store about 30 years ago and that is all it has been used for since I bought it. Sure beat paying $600.00 at the time for an Inductive Bearing Heater to do the same job. I have had a few helpers over the years who have placed their meals in it and then complained that their food had an odd taste to it though, LOL

We used that trick on semi transmissions in community college! Just found your channel liked subscribed and rang the bell!

Well done, sir. Well done. 👍🏻

Thanks for sharing!

Nice I'll have to use that trick

I need a bearing heater

Do you have a neat trick for removing them?

Good day does'nt that heat hurt the bearings? good idea. Thanks

Just did something similar last week with a press on reluctor. Heated that bad boy with a propane torch and it dropped right on just like the video. I like the idea of the oil method for a bearing though. Any reason why not just use a press here? May have been faster than waiting for the oil to heat up.

This bearing heating techniques can be useful into Machine tools spindle bearings installation ? Does it will affect on spindle runout ?

Or, throw the other side in a deep freeze

Can these bearings be removed with a hydraulic puller? Because i know once they cool they don't come off unless you cut them

Just sharing some knowledge that may save you a headache. 250 is rule of thumb. ask skf koyo ntn they all say 250 max except high heat ceramic specialties especially on roller bearings. So may want to go down a bit i go 240 and have had to just barely tap on inner once or twice barely with tightest clearance schedule. Big pumps big motors

Haha good one

Absolutely the best way to properly install a bearing. The worst way is to pound on it.

Hello, thank you for your technique, by the way, what is the temperature for the oil thank you

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Is the hydraulic oil safe to use on a pinion gear bearing that goes in a sports car differential?

What type of bearing is this or the name of it? Great video of that trick on here. Great idea.

Let me know the tolerance between shaft n Bearing

What about hot oil? Does it affect material properties?

I work for Koyo, if you gotta do that it’s a shitty bearing.

What kind of oil?

Which oil are you used

Brilliant job, and I thank you for the video. Another technique, use a microwave oven with the bearing wrapped in a wet cloth. I don't eat anything cooked in a microwave, only used for heating non food items epoxies, bearings etc.

Where can I find these?

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I'm an idiot. I'm using the junk toaster oven to do the same thing, but I forgot to use the fancy thermometer I bought years ago because it was "cool" to have. Idiot.... No wonder the bearings just dropped 1/2 way. they weren't fully expanded.

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I don't think you know what you're doing you need to press that bearing in with the hydraulic pressure

Unprofessional use of pliers