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Pulling the bearings from a Metabo WE 9-125 Quick angle grinder

Pulling the bearings from a Metabo WE 9-125 Quick angle grinder

How I removed the rotor (armature) and other bearings from the Metabo WE 9-125 Quick angle grinder.
Parts drawing:
https://www.bikegremlin.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/metabo-we-9-125-quick-parts.png
Front rotor bearing:
8 x 22 x 7 mm
Rear rotor bearing:
6 x 19 x 6 mm
The plastic assembly – Metabo says:
No longer available, no replacement
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Products and reviews – CAUTION!

Products and reviews – CAUTION!

Universal review disclaimer by BikeGremlin – exposing how modern services and products use fake upgrades and lock-ins to keep you spending. Modern products and services, fake upgrades, and the myth of future-proofing.
Bosch ProCore+ (tabless) batteries briefly discussed.
id: 1266

Which Drill Should You Buy First? (Beginner Guide)

Which Drill Should You Buy First? (Beginner Guide)
id: 1248

🔧 Which drill should you buy first for DIY and home repairs? This beginner-friendly guide explains the 3 main types of drills, when to use them, and which one is best to start with: “normal” vs hammer drill vs impact wrench.

Power Tools 101 Series:

How Do Impact Wrenches Actually Work? (vs Drills – Explained Simply)

How Do Impact Wrenches Actually Work? (vs Drills - Explained Simply)
id: 1245

🔧 How exactly do impact wrenches (and impact screwdrivers) work – compared to ordinary drills? This video explains the working principles of both types of tools, including torque, levers, gear ratios, and kinetic energy – all shown with real examples.

Power Tools 101 Series:

3 Tools I Never Expected to Use THIS Much: My Surprising Must-Haves!

3 Tools I Never Expected to Use THIS Much (for BIKE mechanics)!
id: 1238

In this video, I’m diving into the top three tools that turned out to be game-changers in ways I never anticipated. These tools were originally intended (and bought) as ‘nice-to-haves’ in my toolkit, but they quickly became “can’t-live-withouts.” Whether you’re into cycling, mechanics, or just love discovering versatile, reliable tools, these picks might just surprise you as much as they did me! Stick around to see why these tools have earned their place in my workshop—and why they might deserve a spot in yours too!
Bosch GAS 18V-10 L (cordless vacuum cleaner)
Unior 1613/2BI (pedal wrench)
Bosch GDS 18V-400 (cordless impact wrench)
Hyndai SAC 55751 (silent compressor)

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