Bearing removal tool
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You don't need one. Just use the prop shafts. They make a perfect removal tool. Just put it in through one bushing and work it around until it comes loose. Just be careful not to bend the shaft if it's the only set you have. Also, don't waste your money on Parrots p.o.s toolkit. Just get yourself a small precision screwdriver set and a pair of tweezers. You could get all that half the price of the toolkit (which only has one torx T6 screwdriver, small phillips, and circlip tool) and get way mote useful tools.
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I use one of the shafts to work the bushings back and forth while pulling on the shaft and keeping an angle on it. All of the bearings I have installed fit loosely and are very easy to remove in the same way. There are some videos on youtube if you need to see it in action like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIGFkLlJDcY
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You might also want to check out the Grabit Micro kit Alden 4507P Micro Grabit Broken Bolt Extractor 4 Piece Kit as it has the smallest screw removers made.
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This is not easily done with household tools. I don't own this tool, but you may want to take at look at: Lynx Heli Blade 130 X Pinion Extractor. Good luck!
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I use a flat screwdriver to lift the red handle over raised elongated bead and reverse to take trailer off
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No. This tool is designed to push the halfshaft out of the hub. That will leave the front bearing still pressed in the spindle. You want a hubtamer or hubshark.
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You will need a 36MM socket to remove the nut from the axle to spindle. You'll also need a 21MM socket to remove the caliper bolts and a 15MM wrench to remove the spindle to hub bolts.
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Yes, that is the tool you need to time your motor after head removal. May want to change timing chains at this time also.
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Yes, it will work, but you have to have a hole drilled into the 2-piece rod in order for the bearing installer portion to work correctly. It's not that big of a deal if you have or know someone with a home drill press or has access to one at work. Be aware that there are no instructions with this product.For bearing removal you'll need a slide hammer type puller similar to the at the link.Sunex 3911 Slide Hammer Puller Set
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I haven't had any trouble with this tool. Pulls the different type of bearings that i use.
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No special tool needed. If you remove the rubber flapper, there is either three screws that need to be loosened only and the rectangular nuts turned to remove the valve or the flapper valve itself has three keys on it the all you do is twist the valve and it will pull out.
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I can get the tool for you and will gladly do so. The cost is $26 plus freight. (about $5) If it helps, my mechanics use a deep well socket that just fits over the diameter of the shaft.
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Hi G . To your question YES it is removable the whole tool pulls and unscrews there is a small ball bearing in the shaft to hold the handle on . The shaft has a hex drive so either socket or shifter or wrench could be used. Hope this helps Graham A
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This repaired my compressor 919.165600 6.5 horse 60 gallon, this kit came with the bearing and very easy to repair, you will need a torque wrench, I hope this helps.
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my unit quit retracting and could not repair so I'm sorry but can't answer. I went with a Lowes hand crank metal model that uses bearings and is strongly made. It is manual but mounted on the side of my house and is very easy to operate.
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They are easy to remove with this: SharkBite U710A Disconnect Clip, 1/2-InchBut you can use any similarly shaped piece of plastic, or a wrench. Lots of videos online showing how to do it.
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I'm not familiar with your particular washer, but if you've removed the agitator and the lock nut holding the tub is of the 4 slot ring variety, this is probably the tool you want. It makes the removal much easier and reduces the risk of damage.
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Remove crevice tool from base by pressing two gray buttons on either side of tool. Shake out debris, then press button on handle that says "filter" on it. The whole body part of the cleaner comes out. Pull out the section holding the filter. To remove filter just pull it out of the section holding it. Twist gray part clockwise to remove it, clean the gray part, brush debris from the cloth part of the filter itself, replace the gray part making sure to turn it counter clockwise to lock back into place. Reassemble. Replace cloth filter occasionally depending upon how often you use the dust buster. Once you get used it the routine it becomes simple. Remove crevice tool from base by pressing two gray buttons on either side of tool. Shake out debris, then press button on handle that says "filter" on it. The whole body part of the cleaner comes out. Pull out the section holding the filter. To remove filter just pull it out of the section holding it. Twist gray part clockwise to remove it, clean the gray part, brush debris from the cloth part of the filter itself, replace the gray part making sure to turn it counter clockwise to lock back into place. Reassemble. Replace cloth filter occasionally depending upon how often you use... » Read More Remove crevice tool from base by pressing two gray buttons on either side of tool. Shake out debris, then press button on handle that says "filter" on it. The whole body part of the cleaner comes out. Pull out the section holding the filter. To remove filter just pull it out of the section holding it. Twist gray part clockwise to remove it, clean the gray part, brush debris from the cloth part of the filter itself, replace the gray part making sure to turn it counter clockwise to lock back into place. Reassemble. Replace cloth filter occasionally depending upon how often you use the dust buster. Once you get used it the routine it becomes simple. « Show Less