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    iv never looked at the implications I think back to back is the standard but id fit them in which ever way was easiest to implement
    I had to make a couple of washers with a grove in the face for the outer Belleville springs to sit in to keep them central and clear of the shaft

    I "think" I pulled tension on the inner races via the spindle.... errr, no hang in, I used epoxy to lock one of the races.... bollocks! I cant remember now? when you have all the parts in your hands you'll make sense of it

    tight fit on the pointy end bearing (housing and the shaft) and allow the other bearing to float to some extent so the Belleville washers can overcome any movement (if that makes sense)

    EDIT: i assumed "back to back" meant open ends out?
    Last edited by blackburn mark; 01-03-2013 at 11:31 PM.

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