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@chrispaxton5199 hi. I normally just replace the complete cover as it's cheaper than finding the bearing, ordering it, removing the normally exploded bearing and fitting a new one. They are about £30, so if I was to spend 1 hr replacing the bearing, it would cost more than a new cover. The main problem is when the bearing explodes, there is only the outer casing is left, and little to grip. I suppose possibly knocking it in on one side might do it.

Thank you for that great advice I’ll look for new cover

Is there anyway I can send a picture of my bearing and casing to see if you can help me more

@chrispaxton5199 I have a good idea what it would look like, but I'll see if I have a scrapped cover and try to remove it in a video. Thanks for the idea for a video.

@caseytodd7655 the pin is ok, the housing it sits in is worn, so that's why I removed it. Replacing the pin wouldn't solve the problem.

I try my best from what I know and discover, to pass on to others so they now know (if they discover my videos). 😊

@@brianconnor1810 never tried as I don't own one, but try it out and video it. It'll probably heat it all at once on one side, where my propane torch only heats in a small area at a time and is easier to move around the exhaust. If you know someone with a forge, that'll burn it out also.

That is true, unless you don't put enough, or to much in it. Had a customer that only put enough 2 stroke oil in the fuel to stop it smoking to much, and it seized the crank bearings on his blower. I bought a strimmer that had a deep red fuel mix (I think they had made a 50:50 mix instead of a 50:1 mix) and it smoked badly and was hard to start until I changed the fuel. A quick carb tune and it ran perfectly.

@themowerman I didn't try to make one as the cable ends are a bit odd, and it might have caused a problem.

@rootbrag I work on all sorts of things. It makes a change and variety is the spice of life, so the phrase goes 😁

@matthewbrown4896 they can be jambed in a bit. I'll try and make a vid about removing it.

@matthewbrown4896 Hi, are you talking about the flattened barrel looking part that the torx screw fits in? I put the little torx screw in the top, and gently pull it out.

@Grahams-Grass it was under water for a while.

LOL I'm from the era of Yamaha FS1E's (Fizzys) It was full looking at the dipstick of oil and water. Will need a couple of flushes definitely.

Glad you liked it and it's useful 👍

Watch this. I hope it helps ua-cam.com/video/_SVMnENL_xU/v-deo.html

​@@DugatDizzyLizzys Thanks for reply. I still would like to know how to get the bearings out. Cheers

@chrisallison1706 all I can think of is using a puller set up that pulls on the pinion that pulls out the bearing. Good luck trying. If you can do a vid of what's inside, it would be intresting to see what's inside the gear head. 😁

Do you mean the pinion gear that is on the gear head on the side? I haven't made one as it's easier just to fit a new head than strip it down and rebuild it. I might do a strip down video of the side gear head as I have a few that are worn out. Sorry, but good luck finding a video 😁

@@DugatDizzyLizzys I see. I can't see a way to split the head. Where you show the bolt being torqued mine has a metal cover that won't seem to budge. Has what looks like a centre punch mark on the edge.

@dickbarton4101 I've got an earlier silver 135degree head in the workshop, and that just has a bolt and washers. The 145degree head just has a plastic cover over the attaching bolt. Never seen one with a metal cover before.

I'm trying to get the 2 pinion gears out of my 145 Stihl hedge trimmer as the bearings have gone on the top pinion. I've taken long bolt out and managed to get the 2 circles out of the bottom pinion but the bearings won't come out. Any help would be much appreciated. Cheers

I've made this video, I hope it helps ua-cam.com/video/_SVMnENL_xU/v-deo.html

@bapagrappa4 Glad it helped 😁

@chrisallison1706 When I made this video, the parts cost £x amount. They have increased in cost since then from the same seller. So, to include prices, it would be a snap shot of prices from this time. Parts numbers and links to parts are better for viewers 😁

@scottlittlehales6737 hi, where abouts are you, as I only know local companys and a few people that might do it. The problem is it's not "major brand" so a lot of company's won't touch it. And thank you for liking the video.

@@DugatDizzyLizzys I’m based in the Midlands but would be willing to post.

@scottlittlehales6737 I'm on the South coast. I'm not sure how much it would cost for shipping and I suppose you need assembling of the shaft and tines would be. TBH, I'd rather not get involved in doing postal repairs due to all sorts of possible problems occurring.

@@DugatDizzyLizzys that’s fair enough. Thanks anyway.

@@DugatDizzyLizzys just wanted to say I bought a bearing remover of Amazon for £8 and it’s sorted it and enabled me to complete the job!! Thanks again!

I forgot to turn the main lights on to illuminate the area. I'm still learning and I hope future videos are better.

@alansmith9584 Unfortunately, this is my only video so far about scarifier tines.