Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
By freezing the bearing, we make it shrink just a fraction. By heating the seal or case, we make it expand just a fraction. That tiny change in size is enough to slip them together without hammering. As they come back to normal temperature, everything locks tight and secure, giving you the correct interference fit without damaging the bearing or the seal.
This bearing and seal was from a Husqvarna 240 x-torq Chainsaw that i have rebuilt
Have a great day
Craig
By freezing the bearing, we make it shrink just a fraction. By heating the seal or case, we make it expand just a fraction. That tiny change in size is enough to slip them together without hammering. As they come back to normal temperature, everything locks tight and secure, giving you the correct interference fit without damaging the bearing or the seal.
This bearing and seal was from a Husqvarna 240 x-torq Chainsaw that i have rebuilt
Have a great day
Craig










