Rear wheel bearing, has this been solved?

Alright fellas! I made a bearing press that as far as my thinking goes will not allow for axial loading on the bearings! Dimensions are pretty tight but not too tight I held everything within .003, bearings slide in nicely, extended shoulder/sleeve will allow for the center spacer to hold in line with everything as it's drawn together, going to fit the brake side first since it runs down to a shoulder in the bore and the opposing side will get drawn in nice and easy and without any risk of being crooked. When my new bearing show up and I get too it we will see if my engineering skills are worth the ****... I have some needle roller bearings showing up today the sit in a counter bore on the ends so there won't be any binding metal to metal.
 

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If you clean the grease out of the old bearings
then you can take the the axle with the old bearings and put your wheel and axle on two jack stands and balance the tire
 
Before I retired I had access to machine shop benefits, but now have to pay for those services. Hope your new fixture works.