Let us see your pullers and separators
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theamcaddict
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I just got a slide hammer kit given to me for no cost. I have to do another wheel bearing on my car soon so that smaller flange on the right will be pulling the hub out.
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theamcaddict
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I was looking at the 10 pound otc hammer. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000FN2VX6/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1389208047&sr=8-3
Does anyone know where they are made?
Otc 7703?
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Does anyone know where they are made?
Otc 7703?
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619DioFan
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I just got a slide hammer kit given to me for no cost. I have to do another wheel bearing on my car soon so that smaller flange on the right will be pulling the hub out.
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That is a really nice looking set. what brand is it ?
todd_fuller
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I typically search for the part on site like Grainger who usually lists COO. Not always easily available elsewhere.
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theamcaddict
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Its a mashup of parts.
The broken case,hammer, and 3 jaw yoke is harborfreight
http://www.harborfreight.com/16-piece-heavy-duty-slide-hammer-and-puller-set-60327.html
The shaft and small hub puller is oem brand.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004FDMWE0/?tag=atomicindus08-20
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004FEJGCU/?tag=atomicindus08-20
The large hub puller,puller jaws,2 jaw yoke are power built.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0028QGTCM/?tag=atomicindus08-20
I can't complaint about free.
I saw the harbor freight kit at a friends place and all I can say that is looks verry low quality except the hammer. The shaft and attachments look like a joke.
3baygarage
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Well if that puller doesn't get the job done I don't know what will.
Mr Ratchet
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theamcaddict
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little brother
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What do you use that for?
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theamcaddict
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Have you used the pilot bearing puller in the upper right? If so does it work well?
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devoncoolman
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That pilot puller is identical to mine. Used it numerous times works well.
Mr Ratchet
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Yep, a few times and worked well each time.
pulling large bearings and small flywheels off of 50-250 ton presses.
and a bunch of large drive pulleys on press motors. when you get into some larger equipment, the tools get much larger as well.
bart1
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Sorry for the terrible pic. This is a German (military?) set for KHD engines:
OTC 7249 (USA)
Special wheel bearing tool:
Other than that, I have some kind of cheap set from Autozone that I modified for pulling the crank pulley on a car I used to have.
I feel like I should have more, maybe a big 3 jaw and a slide hammer, but I guess I'll wait until I need them.
OTC 7249 (USA)
Special wheel bearing tool:
Other than that, I have some kind of cheap set from Autozone that I modified for pulling the crank pulley on a car I used to have.
I feel like I should have more, maybe a big 3 jaw and a slide hammer, but I guess I'll wait until I need them.
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theamcaddict
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Sorry for the terrible pic. This is a German (military?) set for KHD engines:
OTC 7249 (USA)
Special wheel bearing tool:
Other than that, I have some kind of cheap set from Autozone that I modified for pulling the crank pulley on a car I used to have.
I feel like I should have more, maybe a big 3 jaw and a slide hammer, but I guess I'll wait until I need them.
Dude you have to get a better picture of the setup at the top pf your post.
Im intrigued.
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