to grease or not to grease
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suprasix30, yes, the bearings should have been pressed in dry. Granted, the fact that you greased them shouldn't make all that much of a difference as the fix is supposed to be tight enough that all the grease should have been squished out to begin with. If you have a bearing that is moving on you, then you have a different issue (ie, worn hole on the spindle or too small of a bearing). We are talking only like 0.001" or a very small fraction of a millimeter. We are not talking a whole lot here. Pressed together items are made with very tight tolerances and something as simple as being rather aggressive with sandpaper inside the spindle to clean up the rust can be enough to cause problems.
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