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I hammered mine in with a large socket as a drift, slow little taps to let it go in straight. Probably not the proper way but certainly the way most amateurs like me do it.
As long as ya don't whack things too ahrd, "dancing" 'em in with a socket or soft brass drift (going around the O.D. of the bearing) will be fine. Little taps and patience.
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