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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-26 DRIVE LINES, POWER TRAIN - Continued     (10) Using a mechanical puller and bearing separator, as    required,    remove    the    center    bearing    and housing assembly (12) from the shaft.  Slide inner cover off shaft. (11) Place   bearing   and   assembly   housing   (12)   in   a vise. (12) Wipe  grease  from  bearing  to  access  snap  rings retaining bearing. (13) Using  two  screwdrivers  or  suitable  tools  remove the bearing retaining snap rings from the housing. (14) Set bearing and housing assembly up in a press if required,    and    remove    the    bearing    from    the housing (12).  Discard the bearing. INSPECTION WARNING Dry  cleaning  solvent  P-D-680  (safety  or Stoddard's solvent) is potentially dangerous. Avoid repeated and prolonged  breathing  of  vapors  and  skin contact with the liquid.  Do not use near open   flame,   arcing   equipment   or   other ignition    sources.        Always    wear    eye protection  and  protective  clothing.    The flash  point  of  P-D-680  is  100  to  138  deg. F (30 to 59 deg. C). (1) Using dry cleaning solvent (item 10, Appendix E), wash all components of center bearing except for the rubber bushings (14 and 15). WARNING Death   or   serious   injury   could   occur   if compressed   air   is   directed   against   the skin.      Do   not   use   compressed   air   for cleaning   or   drying   unless   the   pressure is/has    been    reduced    to    30    psi    (2.11 kg/cm2)   or   less.      When   working   with compressed  air  always  use  chip  guards, eye protection and other personnel protective equipment. (2) After washing, dry the components using compressed air. 4-515

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