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Figure 3. Loosen bearing collar
5. Remove bearing (PN AGBR006) from idler shaft (REJ314).
a. The bearing may be difficult to remove. In the case where the bearing is seized onto the shaft, it is
recommended that a cutting disk or torch be used to cut the bearing housing on both sides of the idler
shaft, ensuring the idler shaft or mix auger frame are not damaged in the process.
b. Using a chisel and mallet, break the bearing housing apart.
c. Using a torch, cut the inner bearing race free from the shaft.
Figure 4. A cutting tool may be necessary to remove bearing
6. Remove the auger seal (PN AGSL005A), bearing seal assembly (PN REJ432), and auger seal (PN AGSL005) from
the idler shaft.
7. Remove the bolts holding the idler shaft and seal assembly to the mix auger frame. The bolts may need to be cut
off during this process.