I just use a univeral puller set that has the bar and extensions to pull the bearings. Horrible Freight sells a set.
I find a piece of pipe of the correct diameter to press bearings on, or a washer or old bearing of the right diameter with a pipe that is close. Sockets make good seal tools too. i save various sizes of old bearings and races to use for pressing new bearings and seals.
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| ToolsTopic by: Les B. | Les B. | 05/12/19 10:23AM |
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| Re: ToolsRe: Les B. | Les B. | 05/12/19 02:01PM |
| Re: ToolsRe: Blaine- The artist formerly known as Plumber Crack "(OFMC)" | Blaine- The artist formerly known as Plumber Crack "(OFMC)" | 05/12/19 02:14PM |
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| Re: ToolsRe: Leo Heyman | Leo Heyman | 05/12/19 02:13PM |
| Re: ToolsRe: Les B. | Les B. | 05/12/19 03:08PM |
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