Formula hubs - replacing bearings

Falcon, what did you figure out on this? What is the engagement on this Formula rear hub?

The bearings are pressed in pretty tightly and I could not get them out. I gave them a few good whacks but I did not want to destroy the wheel build, either.
As it turns out, I discovered hairline cracks in the rims near the spokes too, so I'm just going to buy a new wheelset and call it a day.

I hear the Spank 359 is a super strong wheel and its also a pretty good price! havent tested it myself yet but, My 359 rear wheel should be arriving this week!

Most modern hubs have cartridge bearings which are generally a press fit. once any impediments are out of the way it's usually about tapping or better yet slowly pressing on the axle and only the axle, to push the opposite bearing out. Then pressing the other. Most bike shops have sweet kits of tools to do it. But a set of sockets works wonders as a bearing press.