Using an inductive heater for bearing installation

I found that my miniductor venom works great for bearing heating and installation. I used the miniductor mini pad that was original purchased for some decal removal.
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[@spelunkerd]

Good idea, I didn't realize these are so fast. Nice to see the thermal imaging used in conjunction. When I was putting a new cook stove into our house, we didn't have the 40A wiring necessary for one of these we wanted, so went with older style.

[@ThePracticalMechanic]

I have to find as many uses as I can since I don’t have a lot of rust in Colorado.
Those new cook stoves are pretty demanding but have lots of features. One of my employees installed one over the weekend that has a blower that runs for 20 minutes after the oven has been used. I don’t see how that is efficient. I always just crack the door after cooking to heat up the house a bit in the winter.

[@wyattoneable]

Having access to that tool is sure helpful. It was a good demonstration Chad.

[@blitz8619]

Man i see u everywhere. On sma..ps timmy sucks.

[@VoltageDropDiagnostics]

Chad, that was brilliant! I want to try this out now!

[@ThePracticalMechanic]

It worked better than I expected and now I use it often. Inner and outer pinion bearings and even transmission bearing.

[@clifflu2458]

Thanks so much for having our product on your channel!

[@ThePracticalMechanic]

No problem. That pad is still getting used all the time.

[@InvisibleHeat]

Awesome video and love the thermal imaging camera! Great job!

[@SAAutoRepair]

Love my mini ductor. Lots of uses

[@ThePracticalMechanic]

S & A Auto Repair especially with the rust you guy see. I see rusty hardware on one in every 10 vehicles an rarely need a flame wrench.

[@fth5263]

I use old toster ovens 225 for 30min

[@davedilse8634]

Have you ever used the mini-ductor to remove a bearing from a shaft?

[@ThePracticalMechanic]

I’ve never tried but I think the shaft would heat up at a similar rate as the bearing. The expansion of the shaft may keep it tight to the bearing race.