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A C-clamp would do the trick!

You just gave me another idea - make a grease reservoir to fill on the small diameter end of the bearing and use some kind of plunger to force the stuff down into the race - pack a whole chunk of the bearing in one go(y)

The M35A3 inner bearings are completely sealed on the larger diameter side and therefore can't be packed from that side without destructive disassembly. They're prepacked by Timken and probably considered completely disposable when following the packing interval in the LO. They still cost...

I don't have a grease needle here - something I need to add to my toolbox. The guy I originally quoted tried a grease needle and it wouldn't fit between the cage and inner race - maybe his grease needle was too big? 🤷‍♂️ If any ESP truck owners want to print this themselves I have the STLs...

This fellow wasn't wrong when he said packing the M35A3's inner wheel bearings in this manner was time-consuming, so I printed a tool to speed up the process. My tool forces grease into the ~1.5 mm gap between the cage and inner race, forcing all the old gunk out from above the rollers and...