Loctite 638 retaining compound for crank bearings???

[@chadlantry858]

I've also put few centre pop marks in worn area as well as using retaining compound in other situations

[@biarbisa2629]

Hingga sekarang loctite apakah tidak ada masalah

[@friendsylz1038]

Thannnksss for the vidéo

[@rechtsgelijkheidvooriedere9419]

RTFM: apply on both sides!

[@ahmedhaiba-ng8dz]

Does it fasten it or just prevent shaking

[@pilotsrc-aeromodelismo]

Hello, what's the difference between the 638 and 648?

[@adamwallis2140]

Not sure to be honest with you mate without looking into it but I would guess they'll be a different curing time or higher working temperature 👍

[@mudslinger1m]

Any report on this repair? Thinking about doing this on my Snowmobile, PTO Bearing has some slight wear in the case. was going to just put a LIGHT little coat....

[@adamwallis2140]

Sorry for the late reply mate taken me way too long to get it out and ran in but so far so good seems to have done the job ✊🏻

[@FIRE-tv5ox]

Why use 638? Loctite 620 is meant for hot temperatures

[@giannhsst]

Loctite 2620 is even better

[@johnnielsen5076]

Agree. I have used 620 forever no issues. Loctite website even states for transmission housing bearing retention etc. Higher temperature resistance. 638 should work o.k. though.

[@CortezMotoX]

How this work out? Going through the same thing I spun a bearing on the case

[@adamwallis2140]

Sorry for the late reply hope you got yours sorted, mine has been spot on still running fine 👌

[@bigbert1119]

How is the repair holding up? My Driveshaft bearing is rotating in my case

[@adamwallis2140]

Yeah still going strong no problems so far and it's been ridden hard 👍🏻

[@MyJordan201]

how long time can use for the bearing house on the crankcase??

[@adamwallis2140]

Not too sure to be honest this has been in now for just over 2 years and still fine but would depend on how much it gets used as well I guess 👍🏻

[@j.young_rass8198]

Wondering if this have worked out ?

[@adamwallis2140]

Yeah worked a treat still going strong, the bike was out again on Saturday just gone (17,9,22) 👍🏻

[@hur0004]

How did the bike go mate? looking to do the same thing on my Sherco 300SER

[@adamwallis2140]

In all honesty mate I've still not had it run in yet I've had it fired up a couple of times and it's been fine but obviously not the same as ringing it's neck round the track. it's deffinatly worth a try 👍🏻

[@dale2079]

Having the same problem with a gearbox, how did this repair hold up?

[@adamwallis2140]

It's been spot on mate still going strong now, hope you get sorted 👍🏻

[@dale2079]

@@adamwallis2140 hi thanks for replying your video and info has helped me alot.

[@troymortimer3487]

If you need to remove the bearing in the future, will it still be pullable? Or is it glued tight

[@petermelnikov682]

there is a loctite 641 that has medium strength, so you can remove it with manual tools

[@LBCAndrew]

Apply enough heat and it will come right out. Operating temperature of Loctite 638 is 180'C. So above that and it will begin to soften.

[@dejv1111]

Yes, you can disassamble the bearing later. You have to heat up it with higher temperature.

[@AAhshitsun]

Do you think this will keep my inner race from spinning on my ski doo pto bearing? Its a low mile sled but went to grease the pro and noticed the inner race moving.

[@adamwallis2140]

Couldn't say 💯 to be honest depends what's taking most the load the inner or outer race? On mine the inner is taking majority of the load and I've glued the outer, if your inner race isn't supposed to spin an the outer is taking the load its definitely worth giving it a go. Mines still working a treat 👌. I've no experience with a skidoo though 🙆🏻‍♂️. Hope you get sorted 👍🏻

[@richardhill2836]

Look at Loctite 680

[@juras9241]

It's still working? or have any problems?

[@adamwallis2140]

Hi, I've had it fired up once and it was fine I'm just waiting to get out and run it in, as soon as I do I'll put a video together 👍🏻

[@alexrands2580]

@@adamwallis2140 and... Where's the report back son?