It is a tight fit but the weight of the platter should be enough to slide over the bearing. You can try a drop or 2 of the oil they gave you on the bearing shaft. You shouldn't need to tap it in, and I'm assuming the bearing is mounted on the plinth already.
VPI Scoutmaster platter/bearing install
I'm a new owner of a Scoutmaster and it arrived with the platter separate from the bearing (I assume bearing assembly, a 3" dia steel assembly that obviously fits within the center of the platter and has the threaded center spindle).
The fit of these 2 units is extremely tight and does not slide in easily. I mate them together and it seems as it needs to be tapped or possibly pressed in? Do I just need to exert a little more force?
VPI is currently closed (past 2 weeks) and I'd love to get this TT set up this afternoon.
Can anyone offer any advice on this?
Thanks.
The fit of these 2 units is extremely tight and does not slide in easily. I mate them together and it seems as it needs to be tapped or possibly pressed in? Do I just need to exert a little more force?
VPI is currently closed (past 2 weeks) and I'd love to get this TT set up this afternoon.
Can anyone offer any advice on this?
Thanks.
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