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Message: [QUOTE="TooManyToys, post: 1522105, member: 30841"] At my old facility I had a press and flipped bearings in knuckles occasionally, now retired, no press. And I've never had to press off/on a cam sprocket in my life. The little garage by my wife's business has done bearings in knuckles for me, but not that interested in flipping a sprocket on an expensive cam. A friends local machine shop who has built 6.0s is in the process of moving and can't for a few weeks. So I need to find a place that I'm not familiar with, or go out and buy a press. I might need a press only once in 5-7 years with not a lot of storage for one. So let me ask the question for those who have done this, how problematic is this? I've read everything from a 20t press to a hot plate and it slips on/off. It's a Colt cam and I've talked to Geoff who has no hard instructions. [/QUOTE]

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