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Hub Bearing Press, All Bearing Types
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EnduroHub Bearing Press, All Bearing Types
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The Enduro BRT-005 is your simple and clean answer when you need to press new bearings into either hubs or suspension pivots. The tool contains 18 unique bushing/bushing sets that allow it to adapt to all major sizes of bearings used for hubs and pivots. Bushing sets for the following bearings: 6806, 6805, 6804, 6803, 6802, 6801, 6800, 608, 1526, 1728, 6903, 6902, 6901, 6900, 6000, 6001, R6, and one bushing for 22/24x37 bearings.
All Enduro tools are Made in the USA. Each tool may have pre-anodized cosmetic defects. These do not affect the performance of the tool and are not an indication that the tool has been used.
All Enduro tools are Made in the USA. Each tool may have pre-anodized cosmetic defects. These do not affect the performance of the tool and are not an indication that the tool has been used.
- Hub press installs bearings with ease
- 12 different size bearing guides included
MPN
BRT-005
Tree Fort ID:
333222411148
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this tool also work for removing existing bearings so new ones can be installed?
Will this tool also work for removing existing bearings so new ones can be installed?
A.
anwered by: canteau
This tool is designed to press new bearings in but not remove them. Wheels MFG does make some bearing specific pullers.
This tool is designed to press new bearings in but not remove them. Wheels MFG does make some bearing specific pullers.
Q.
asked by: a guest
How thick is the rod? I have reynolds wheel with very thin axle so I was wondering if this rod can go through it.
How thick is the rod? I have reynolds wheel with very thin axle so I was wondering if this rod can go through it.
A.
anwered by: canteau
The threaded rod is about 7mm, if your hub uses one of the bearings sizes listed and the axle isn't smaller than the ID of the bearing there shouldn't be any issues using the Enduro hub bearing press.
The threaded rod is about 7mm, if your hub uses one of the bearings sizes listed and the axle isn't smaller than the ID of the bearing there shouldn't be any issues using the Enduro hub bearing press.
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