Yamaha Kodiak & Grizzly Rear Right bearing replacement

[@andrewbraack6023]

Just watch this video, thank you very much! I have a 2007 Yamaha Big Bear and it's identical. Great job!

[@ryanmcivor7725]

You can put bearings in the freezer . Falls right in. Use old bearing to tap in if you have to.

[@franco010781]

One trick I have learned is to put the bearing in a freezer for about half an hour before the install. Slides right in.

[@greatvalleyone]

Astro great video, thanks for being quick and concise. Don I think your being to critical, I've changed dozens of bearings this way and have never had any problems, not everyone has a press.

[@cadyda]

i just watched your video and it was very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make the video.

[@louisroy5553]

Careful when you torque your nut at the same original position. If the new bearing is slightly longer by a few mils you will over torque to reach the same position. Otherwise good vid, thanks for sharing

[@TomPollard-x7j]

Great video! Thank you

[@bradytiessen5629]

Great video. Watched this before I attempted to change both on my axles. Worked like a charm. Thanks.

[@bearbait2221]

what brand puller is that it looks nice?

[@DiyGuy50]

Thanks! Great, informative video!!!

[@donherley1811]

Did he just hit the axle thread with a hammer without a nut to protect the thread? Tut , tut! I would also use a press rather than hit the bearings out. Also one good hit rather than many little ones does less damage. Many methods he uses were big no , nos in my training as a mechanic.

[@troutjunkie7330]

Sure did. The axle has first 1/16" turned down so that you can not damage the threads.

[@donherley1811]

ah .. I see. I would still certainly try to deploy some sort of protection though. The multiple small hits with hammer were still a no no.

[@troutjunkie7330]

Most the time I put the nut back on and hit that but like I said, sometimes the engineers make it easy on us by providing a cut with no threads on the edge

[@donherley1811]

I'm over trained.

[@EpilepsyWarning]

more like over gay

[@xmonster741]

I just changed my back bearing but still lots of play..... What else can it be?

[@DirtNastyMoto]

J Lord the bushings that he just greased

[@gregoryplauche9505]

lol bro im reading all these haters trying to pick apart your methods. hell you do better work than the largeeee majority. spending time cleaning and greasing. tutut

[@thewitness9305]

i agree greg im about to do this same on my grizzly 700, dude does a pretty slick job! you can't pay a man to give a shit, if you do your own work then you know it's done right, and if it is wrong you can't blame anyone but yourself.

[@quadmania59]

Really good video. Thanks

[@h20offroad27]

Im guessing a 06 kodiak knuckle and hub shouldnt slide off the axle itself whats that supposed to mean 😂

[@carl0218]

What was the silver tool you used to get that plate off ?

[@troutjunkie7330]

Any bearing puller will work. I used one from this kit but you can buy just a puller for $15. www.amazon.com/GearWrench-41690-Front-End-Service/dp/B000TDCCHW/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1509639020&sr=1-1-fkmr1&keywords=gearwrench+3916d+universal+ball+joint+separator

[@DOMINION4x4]

Thanks for your video

[@MrSeththompson1]

enjoyed your video

[@LilasTools]

03 Grizzly 660 Is different.

[@guitar24789]

You forgot to pack the barring with grease don't be shy

[@troutjunkie7330]

bearings are sealed packed with grease

[@prestoncreative]

These are sealed bearings but you still can pack them with a tool made by machined integrations. Very cool actually! After doing some research on my end, you really want to add more grease to the bearing out of the box.

[@Roboticdoughbull3k]

Heating metal up for expansion= is ah physics ya'h..🤦

[@mhkorth409]

All Balls suck, wouldn’t put it in my enemies ride.

[@troutjunkie7330]

At that time it was the best option. Everything else was no name Chinese stuff