2 questions:
1. Will the rear bearing just slide into the brake drum if I put the bearing in the freezer for a couple of hours and heat up the drum ?
(I have a press, but there's not much outer race to push against......)
and what I really need to know
2. The spindle shaft has a rubber(ish) seal on it that rides inside a metal shield that's pressed on the back of hub outside the bearing: (can't find any reference to the shield, good thing I managed to pop it off without harm)
I don't think it should run dry, so what kind of lube should I use?
I have:
anti-seize
synthetic brake grease
High temp wheel bearing grease with molybdenum
multi-purpose grease with molybdenum
white lithium
di-electric
graphite spray
thanks
1. Will the rear bearing just slide into the brake drum if I put the bearing in the freezer for a couple of hours and heat up the drum ?
(I have a press, but there's not much outer race to push against......)
and what I really need to know
2. The spindle shaft has a rubber(ish) seal on it that rides inside a metal shield that's pressed on the back of hub outside the bearing: (can't find any reference to the shield, good thing I managed to pop it off without harm)

I don't think it should run dry, so what kind of lube should I use?
I have:
anti-seize
synthetic brake grease
High temp wheel bearing grease with molybdenum
multi-purpose grease with molybdenum
white lithium
di-electric
graphite spray
thanks