| trikey |
18th October 2020 20:04 |
Quote:
Originally Posted by COLVERT
(Post 2843092)
Stranger things have happened.--- Best they hedge their bets.---;)
Bearings have been known to seize solid and spin around on the shaft they are mounted on. It's not like the inner race is a press fit on the shaft.---Just a push fit.
You wouldn't want to say to a passenger---look somebody has lost a wheel--as it came rolling past you, only to find out later it was yours.---:eek:
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If the rear wheel bearing was to seize while the car was in motion, that tab of mild steel wouldn't do much. |
