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Originally Posted by COLVERT
I've not actually worked on one but judging from your picture the shaft would be a press fit in the housing.
There might not be a stop on the shaft for the bearing but if the inner ring is slightly wider than the outer then the outer can turn without rubbing on the housing.
I think you would need a bearing extractor to pull the bearing off the shaft. Probably the shaft is a fraction smaller in diameter along its length than the part is where the bearing sits.
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Thank you Colvert for your feed-back,
Unfortunately your guess is as good as mine
. As I wrote I hope for someone that have actually removed a bearing or a pulley bracket from a similair shaft, to share their experience.
I have the tools to dismantle/install bearings but first need to know how to bring the pieces apart, to avoid irreparabel damages.
Stay safe!