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Sharpest

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I don't know about the smaller ones but the large black bearing separator works pretty damn well. Never used the puller part though.
 

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I too have the larger black one. I have used the puller for simple things like pulling transfer gears and steering wheels etc. The bearing splitter has been used to pull bearings and gears off of a transmission main shaft too.
 
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Good to know about the larger one. I blew up the picture, and the casting looked questionable, and a Big old "China" staring at me.
But I just might pick one up.
I am probably going to be getting the 3 ton arbor press I spoke of in another post, so I
am thinking about some accessories.
 

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Just watched a video of a guy doing rear bearings on a 2001 3 series and it looked like a great tool.
 
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Just watched a video of a guy doing rear bearings on a 2001 3 series and it looked like a great tool.
got a link?
Is it this one?
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CCcQtwIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DwKYL9_4mXRI&ei=ywv0UtySDIabygHljYDwDw&usg=AFQjCNGqIPONeCx3hCwQK0-dqiMnK_eevg&sig2=k6VzH3Q4yXGzKcXkpPnB4A&bvm=bv.60983673,d.aWc

Must not be,

I did the job with no special tools. Well, the only "special" tool I used is found in your plumbing department.
Bearing Installation Video Here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX9iCZ...
 

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I've got the kit the OP mentions. Have had it about 3 months so far. Use it at least once a week in industrial environments. No issues so far. It was on sale and I used a 25% off coupon to bring the price down further.
 
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Same guy but the second time he had to replace them he bought the HF tools! '


downloading now.
thanks,

I've got the kit the OP mentions. Have had it about 3 months so far. Use it at least once a week in industrial environments. No issues so far. It was on sale and I used a 25% off coupon to bring the price down further.

Good to know, thanks,
 
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mrbreezeet1

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got a link?
Is it this one?
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...=k6VzH3Q4yXGzKcXkpPnB4A&bvm=bv.60983673,d.aWc

Must not be,

I did the job with no special tools. Well, the only "special" tool I used is found in your plumbing department.
Bearing Installation Video Here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX9iCZ...
after he has the hub off, and had the PVC pipe in there, what did he do, put washers and the nut ,behind the bearing, then thread the puller shaft into the nut?
Almost what he had to do.
I think I would rather just pull the nuckel and press the bearing in and out.
But it's pretty slick how he did it.
 
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i have to wonder re; the bearing only lasting 20,000 miles. If he did not apply pressure to the inner race, instead of the outer only when sucking the bearing in.
If that did not possibly lead to the bearing failing. Maybe not, hard to tell just where the force was applied.
 

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i have to wonder re; the bearing only lasting 20,000 miles. If he did not apply pressure to the inner race, instead of the outer only when sucking the bearing in.
If that did not possibly lead to the bearing failing. Maybe not, hard to tell just where the force was applied.

Possibly not doing it correctly or like he said it was an inferior quality bearing.
 
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