Changing Engine Bearings on an OS 105 HZ

[@med0ri]

was thinking i was well over my head on rebuilding my os 91hzr before watching this watched alot of videos and this by far the best and only one needed thank you

[@Evo2inside]

Thank you very much for this video. It's simply perfect and contains all the information you need. Explanation is easy too understand for everyone. And all the special information is very helpful. I changed the bearings of my OS 91 SZ with your help. No problems. I didn't expect, that the trick with 200deg in oven works so good..... I can recommend to everyone :do it exactly like he did. It's the same way with other OS like 55, 91 etc... Many thanks and greetings from Germany 🇩🇪👍

[@flyinfishrcguides1393]

Glad it was helpful!

[@michaelbluecastlestudio665]

Great Video…your Oven Trick saved my Motor. Bearing was totally stuck and dirty. No movement on the inner bearing. 👍🏻

[@flyinfishrcguides1393]

Glad it helped

[@danielosullivan3974]

Dave, I followed this video tutorial step by step and successfully changed the bearings in my OS 50H and OS 55HZ. Thanks and have a great season in 2016. Regards, Daniel O'Sullivan.

[@DaveFisherFlyinFish]

+Daniel O'Sullivan I am really pleased it was useful to you. I am really looking forward to the new season. You enjoy 2016 too!!

[@mattscrane]

OMG Dave, I'm just getting back into RC flying and I just stumbled across your video (I'm rebuilding an OS 61FS). So good to see your business is still going. I remember you from Mid-late 90's in Wormwood Scrubs. Say hi to Ozzie Ryan for me if you still see him. Miss you guys!

[@flyinfishrcguides1393]

Good to hear from you Matt. A lot has changed since our days flying at Wormwood Scrubs - glad to hear the flying bug has bitten you again. Enjoy!!

[@rolandsmith2141]

Excellent video, realy great detail such a shame there's only 2 buy you. just swatting up for a return to flying after 15 yrs away.

[@davidlever8619]

Hi Dave, that's a fantastic detailed video and I feel confident in changing my os bearings 👍

[@NitroClouds]

What an excellent video! Thank you for taking the time to make this. Your video on tuning is also filled with great info. I plan on getting a nitro heli soon and these videos will be a tremendous help.

[@rcbearings2096]

You don't need to remove the inner shield of the front bearing. There is a .003-5 in gap between the shield and inner race. That is bigger than the gap between the crankcase and crankshaft. Any oil that gets past the crankshaft will easily get to the bearing.

[@Mark-zk7mv]

Excellent video. You’ve given me the confidence to do my own 105 rebuild

[@neilclayton8927]

Very useful. Lots of good info all in one place. Thank you & happy flying :)

[@CaptainK007]

Just about to enter nitro land with the OS 150 hz r in the Align 750n chopper. Brill vid, very informative. Cheers

[@Meonlymeagain]

Good video all ic flyers should watch. There can be issues with using stainless steel ball bearings. Stainless can corrode more in acid environments and can be softer than normal ball bearings so it is not a no brainer as a choice for ic bearings. What is more important is to run dry ( if you can) and use after run. Standard ball bearings may in fact last longer. Perhaps better to buy brand name standard bearings and run dry and use after run oil.

[@flyinfishrcguides1393]

Many thanks for your comments.

[@vanngo9301]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@teonthevwwhisperer7316]

Excellent video very helpful

[@英俊正木]

これからやろうとしていたところでしたので、大変参考になります。

[@flyinfishrcguides1393]

Glad to help.

[@RBAERO]

The common method to mount bearings in general is more secure apply force on outer ring in inner ring has risk to damage the bearing. I recommend use a bigger soquet on front bearing

[@juliefisher2618]

Good advice but when the crankcase is hot, it has expanded and the bearing just drops in... there is no force on the bearing.

[@issamkazaz4396]

Thanks for this great video./..Hope next time ,i'll try do so on my engines...

[@rinunculartoo3006]

Excellent video thanks.

[@Mark-wx1ho]

Put the new bearings in the freezer overnight. It helps loads.

[@akbradley01]

Great Video thanks. When I took mine apart, the piston had some black on top. Should I clean it? If so, with what?

[@juliefisher2618]

Hi Bradley. Glad you found the video useful. With regards to the black on the top of the piston, you can clean it with metal polish BUT you have to be really careful not to get excessive amounts in the tiny holes in the top of the piston or the ring groove. Once you have finished cleaning off the black, the holes & ring groove must then be cleaned thoroughly & blown out with an airline to ensure that there is no residue of polish left as this will wear the piston / ring / liner when it is run. Make sure the ring is lubricated prior to re-assembly.

[@sydeckcoleman9123]

Just change bearings, follow these instructions and you will nothave problem! THANKS...

[@ioannisgerasopoulos5622]

just what i needed, very nice info how can i find the locking tool that fits on the back of crankshaft ?

[@flyinfishrcguides1393]

Here are the part nos. for the 91/105 size crankshaft clamp (OS71530530) & the 55 size crankshaft clamp (X-OS71530400) .

[@ioannisgerasopoulos5622]

@@flyinfishrcguides1393 Ηοw can i find the part number for a ASP 46 and OS FS61crankshaft clamp?

[@flyinfishrcguides1393]

@@ioannisgerasopoulos5622 Sorry but I don't know. I would suggest contacting customer service at the manufacturer (ASP / OS) & ask them. The likelihood is that the 55 size OS crankshaft clamp will also fit the 61 engine. I have not used an ASP engine so don't know about this one.

[@ioannisgerasopoulos5622]

@@flyinfishrcguides1393 Ok thanks, I will call them

[@MWXYT]

7:25 - most important information there is! Ask me how I know...

[@nitrogas5719]

How do you know? 😂

[@mc20piece]

Great video.

[@vinicius12411]

Piece of cake!

[@pofrani]

Hi - do you really need to tighten the fan that much?

[@flyinfishrcguides1393]

Hi Patrick. The crankshaft is forged & is very strong. It is not easy to damage the thread. If you don't tighten the fan enough and the engine gets flooded and backfires, it can loosen and push off the clutch which could then jam into the fan shroud.

[@calescapee9642]

Done it on my Supertigre G21s

[@michaelbluecastlestudio665]

Nice video…

[@sotheamam1244]

Hi....why a os91 nitro engine pump fuel back to the tank when I try to start the engine with a align starter

[@juliefisher2618]

Does your engine have a regulator on it ie is it pressure-fed from the back of the crankcase?

[@RHTL1]

Great help, cheers

[@hixnada8278]

Dave - where did you order the better-than-OS stainless steel bearings?

[@ahdofu]

I just bought a set for a different engine from BOCA bearings. (www.bocabearings.com)

[@paulmcintosh1905]

No need to remove the inner shield. Oil gets in there just fine. Removing the shield raises the possibility of damaging the inner parts of the bearing. www.rcbearings.com/blog/1-question-from-users/

[@Planehazza]

Had no idea about making sure the ring has to go back the same way it came out; aside from the the locating pin that is obviously. Too late now :/

[@RBAERO]

Where I find these crank locking tool?

[@juliefisher2618]

www.align-trex.co.uk/nitro-engines-and-spares/engine-spares/91-engine-spares/crankshaft-clamp-91hz-105hz-gt15-x-os71530530.html

[@calescapee9642]

Piece of cake

[@rabbitfootedkitty1339]

There's this new thing called after run oil, you should check it out.

[@MWXYT]

14:15

[@peterbrockob5304]

PeterPoloschrauber

[@WayneCook306]

You never push on the inner of a bearing....

[@juliefisher2618]

Which part of the video are you referring?

[@alanreynolds2125]

spot on mate!

[@calescapee9642]

Don't bother warming the oven. Just use a handheld propane torch or gas stove burner. A lot faster and you won't heat up the house with the oven.

[@paulmcintosh1905]

Never use a torch. That is an uncontrolled heat source putting out a flame that is around 1500 deg F. Heating aluminum alloys and heat hardened parts above 380F (200 C) can cause dimensional instability. Use a $20 toaster oven with a thermometer.

[@lanhuong1466]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@inhtoantruong4644]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@tuantuan1136]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination