Using a spanner wrench, hand-tighten the
locknut so that the sleeve grips the shaft and
the adapter sleeve can neither be moved
axially, nor rotated on the shaft. With the
bearing hand tight on the adapter, locate the
bearing to the proper axial position on the
shaft. A method for checking if the bearing
and sleeve are properly clamped is to place a
screwdriver in the adapter sleeve split on the
large end of the sleeve. Applying pressure to
the screwdriver to attempt to turn the sleeve
around the shaft is a good check to determine
if the sleeve is clamped down properly.
If the sleeve no longer turns on the shaft,
then the zero point has been reached. Do
not drive the bearing up any further