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Old 18-09-13, 20:46
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Yep, brass 1/2 inch diameter drift used with a light mallet or hammer. Be sure to tap alternating edges from the back side and the bearing race will slide right out with ease along with the bearing and seals if still installed.

Lots of paper towels on hand and use of latex gloves makes it a cleaner job as well.
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