Austin Seven - Removing Crankcase bearings

[@charlesv20]

Thanks a lot for yours videos!

[@lloydpenfold486]

As soon as you pulled the gear off the shaft, I thought "He's forgotten about the key!" I always take them out next and keep them with the gears, sometimes they just fall out and get lost on the floor.

[@lloydpenfold486]

Otherwise, an excellent video. I prefer the crank without a centre bearing, it is less likely to break when running.

[@geoffhalstead1811]

Thanks for your kind comment👍 You learn from your mistakes, this being my first Seven engine, BUT I build my own racing engines in the ‘70s so no excuse whatsoever.

[@geoffhalstead1811]

A pleasure Peter. Thanks for the compliment 👍

[@bertiewooster3326]

I use a heavier hammer ( preferably one made by the BMC precision tool dept)

[@enginebeer6755]

On the other side of the world (assumption) we have just the same problems. And the TV is crap as well!

[@geoffhalstead1811]

enginebeer The TV is now even worse than before if that was possible, and I can spent the £157/year BBC License Fee, to watch any live TV, on far better things ‼️

[@rogeringle2618]

boiling water helps

[@peterroscoe9218]

Fantastic work, thank you.

[@mmomsboy]

I guessed

[@geoffhalstead1811]

Michael Maylor Made me feel a real idiot when I realised.

[@brokeunemployed5208]

South african?

[@geoffhalstead1811]

Ja van Risidale, Joburg