[ausev] really small bearing puller ?

[Mike Delany]

If you are having to pull the bearing blind (you cannot get to the back
side to push it out) it will be hard to get it out undamaged without a
speciality bearing puller.  You might try Purvis Bearings on I-35 north of
183.

If you are not worried about the bearing, get a piece of 3/4 all thread
(threaded rod) and notch it and then wedge it in, and then use a nut to
apply the pull.  Let me know if you need it cut on a lathe.



Mike

Certified heathen and reformed pacifist

http://www.p1800s.com

On Sun, 30 Apr 2006, Erik Bigelow wrote:

> Will an arbor press work? I have access to one at work, one huge one and
> one pretty small.
>
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> Does anyone in the Austin area have a bearing puller that'll
> fit inside 0.74" that I can borrow?
> It doesn't matter if it grabs from the outside or inside,
> just need the "inner" part to be small enough.
>
> Thanks,
> Tom
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