| I have used a method similar to the above except as follows:
- Go to B&Q and buy a selection of "raw-bolts" (expanding sleeved bolts for fixing in concrete).
- Place a suitable sized raw-bolt into the bore of the bearing that you want to remove
- Tighten rawbolt so it expands in bore and is tightly held in bore
- using an old wheel spindle or suitable drift, tap bearing out from opposite side.
Hey presto - job done!
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