After that, a good, firm tap with a hammer and punch usually rotates the lock collar an additional 1/8 to 1/4 turn, and that’s good enough.

At worst, the lock collar will come loose and allow the bearing to spin on the shaft. In many cases the lock collar will stay in place, thanks to the “insurance” against rotation provided by ...

Description Wrought iron collar with a three inch locking device and a three inch key. The collar is made up of two pieces of iron attached with a hinged, chain link back. Each end of the collar has ...