Input shaft bearing
If you have a welder weld something to the race so you can beat it out from behind, otherwise you have a fun job of prying it out of there a millimeter at a time.
Easy - take a rag and stuff it down the hole so you don't get metal all over. Buy, borrow, or etc a dremel with a small metal cutting wheel. Cut a "V" or similar 99% of the way through the ring on both sides - 180 degrees opposite of each other. Once you have cut almost all the way through - take a VERY SHARP small cold chisel and break the remaining 1% of the metal holding the race together. Do this on both sides and the pieces will come out in two parts. Hope that helps...
Easy - take a rag and stuff it down the hole so you don't get metal all over. Buy, borrow, or etc a dremel with a small metal cutting wheel. Cut a "V" or similar 99% of the way through the ring on both sides - 180 degrees opposite of each other. Once you have cut almost all the way through - take a VERY SHARP small cold chisel and break the remaining 1% of the metal holding the race together. Do this on both sides and the pieces will come out in two parts. Hope that helps...
if the OP doesn't have a steady hand though, he could try reassembling the bearing (put the ***** back in and drop the inner ring back in) then space the ***** as evenly as possible and cram some bits of paper towel or whatever to keep the ***** spaced. then press out with the inner ring as normal.
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