Thanks All;
I'm just the messenger in this case. It does look like a force one hub to me
also. The owner found a third shop who will try to press out the hub.
Marc BacaEast Los Angeles
On Thursday, November 11, 2021, 06:51:45 AM PST, Mark Langford
<[email protected]> wrote:
Marc Baca wrote:
>> The person rebuilding the engine has not been able to find a shop
that can magnaflux the crank with a bearing on. Anyone have experience
with HAPI engine rebuilds ? <<
I'll confess that I don't know anything about HAPI engines other than
they had a spotty reputation, but aren't you really trying to get the
HUB off the engine, and then slide the bearing off and replace it? If
it's anything like a Force One hub, the hub is a taper fit on the
tapered nose of the crank. You have to mount it in a press (remove the
bolt that should be holding it on first) and press the crank out of the
hub. It's definitely difficult to do any other way. Pardon me if this
is obvious, and I'm not giving you enough credit....
Mark Langford
[email protected]
http://www.n56ml.com
Huntsville, AL
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