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  1. 15-12-2018 #1
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    The bf bearing is floating in the housing so the bearing is fitted onto the end of the ball screw and retained with a circlip. This means you try and arrange the bearing housing so that the actual bearing is in the middle of it.
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    Cheers Clive, that's clarified exactly what is floating and I know where to sit the thing
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