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#1

PTmowerMech

PTmowerMech

Saw this ad on facebook for a three jaw bearing puller. It looks like it might work pretty good.

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#2

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bertsmobile1

Usually called a pilot bearing puller
A good one is around $ 100 Aus
Cheap ones the legs that grab the bearing are cast so break the first time you use it on a bearing that is anything tighter than a hand fit .


#3

Hammermechanicman

Hammermechanicman

www.ebay.com

Pro 16pc Blind Hole Pilot Bearing Puller Internal Extractor Remover Slide Hammer | eBay

1 x Counter stay puller. Split collet type Blind. Pro 10pc Bushing Bearing Race and Seal Installer Driver Set Auto Car Kit. Pro 9PC Hose Clamp Clip Plier Set Swivel Jaw Flat Angled Band Automotive Tools.
www.ebay.com

I have this set. Works good


#4

StarTech

StarTech

Hammermechanicman said:
www.ebay.com

Pro 16pc Blind Hole Pilot Bearing Puller Internal Extractor Remover Slide Hammer | eBay

1 x Counter stay puller. Split collet type Blind. Pro 10pc Bushing Bearing Race and Seal Installer Driver Set Auto Car Kit. Pro 9PC Hose Clamp Clip Plier Set Swivel Jaw Flat Angled Band Automotive Tools.
www.ebay.com

I have this set. Works good
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I looked into that set or similar set and I didn't like the reviews of the pullers breaking. Here I have been using the HF one with fairly good luck. Mostly pulling deck bearings.

https://www.harborfreight.com/slide-hammer-and-bearing-puller-set-5-piece-62601.html


#5

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

StarTech said:
I looked into that set or similar set and I didn't like the reviews of the pullers breaking. Here I have been using the HF one with fairly good luck. Mostly pulling deck bearings.

https://www.harborfreight.com/slide-hammer-and-bearing-puller-set-5-piece-62601.html
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i've had good luck with that one as well from Harbor freight,


#6

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bertsmobile1

I use grease to pop out blind bearings
For spindles I use the air hammer / chisel with a very long punch ( rivet setter )
They just fall out with 10,000 tiny taps a minute
Only down side is it took me 5 years to nut it out


#7

StarTech

StarTech

Just how are you just using grease to get the bushings and open needle bearings? Can see maybe the closed end ones.
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#8

Hammermechanicman

Hammermechanicman

StarTech said:
I looked into that set or similar set and I didn't like the reviews of the pullers breaking. Here I have been using the HF one with fairly good luck. Mostly pulling deck bearings.

https://www.harborfreight.com/slide-hammer-and-bearing-puller-set-5-piece-62601.html
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Haven't broken one yet.


#9

Hammermechanicman

Hammermechanicman

bertsmobile1 said:
I use grease to pop out blind bearings
For spindles I use the air hammer / chisel with a very long punch ( rivet setter )
They just fall out with 10,000 tiny taps a minute
Only down side is it took me 5 years to nut it out
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Tried the grease and wet bread thing and then bought the tool. I'll go with the tool.


#10

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bertsmobile1

StarTech said:
Just how are you just using grease to get the bushings and open needle bearings? Can see maybe the closed end ones.
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For the open needle roller I use a coach bolt with 2 flats ground on it and a slide hammer


#11

PTmowerMech

PTmowerMech

I'm using an air hammer and and old long socket extension, with metric sockets that don't fit anything. That's worked pretty good so far.


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