Ball Bearing (6203zz) 089210136012

The opening for the non-driven end of the planer shaft is too small for my smallest gear puller to fit through the bearing mount opening to pull the fused inner race of the failed bearing. The slot in the frame for the planner shaft for original factory installation was too small for the shaft to be removed with a fused inner race stuck on the shaft.
I opened up the slot for the original shaft installation slightly top and bottom to allow the race to slide through the opening so the fused Inner race could be removed with a small Dremel bit. Once the inner race was removed. I cleaned all of the associated parts and mounts and reassembled the shaft with the new bearings and chains.

1. Disassemble planer and remove cutter head.
2. Use gear puller to remove bearing.
3. Install new bearings and reassembled.

1. Removed the fence with the slide all together by loosening two rear allen bolts ( careful it is very heavy so if you can get another person to help you remove it)
2. Remove the guard cutter.
3. Remove the pulley guard cover.
4. Remove the belt.
5. Lower both infeed and outfeed table.
6. Loosen both hex screws that hold the cutter head. ( lift the cutter head as you loosen the screws there is barely any room for the screw to go down).
7. Remove the cutter head ( careful don't get cut with the blades).
8. Remove pulley.
9. With a bearing puller remove both support bearing and bearing.( now is the time to upgrade your cutter head like I did)
10. Press both bearings and follow everything in reverse order to assemble back.
11. Enjoy your new parts.

1. Removed side plastic
2. Removed belt
3. Pulled cutter head from end of planer
4. Pulled both bearings off and installed new bearings
5. Reassembled

1.) Loosen pulley belt.
2.) Remove belt.
3.) Loosen shaft set screw located on pulley.
4.) Remove pulley from shaft
5.) Remove shaft and bearings assembly from drill press assembly.
6.) Remove snap rings retaining bearings and bearing spacer to shaft.
7.) Remove bearings and spacer from shaft.
8.) Assemble in reverse order using new bearings.