On 5/10/06, mike wilson, discombobulated, unleashed:

>I suspect something like that will be the official tool to do this job
>but a normal ring compressor would probably be too thick and get in the
>way.  I found that I could tilt the ring enough to hold the ball in
>against the spring on one side and then gently slip the other side over
>the rest of the gubbins.  After about the 20th try and well over an hour
>searching for the fugitive ball bearing.  It goes off like a Saturn V if
>you slip.

Mechanic's tip. Dab a small amount of grease on the ball, attach it to
the end of a jeweller's screwdriver and position it precisely as the
ring comes down, pulling the driver out as it goes interference fit.

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Cheers,
  Cotty


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