Anybody know where I can acquire a set of blind hole bearing pullers for a slide hammer? That is, I already have the slide hammer and just need the adjustable pullers themselves. Horrible Freight price/quality would be fine, since these won't get heavy use.
Ebay's also come with the hammer, but cheaper that HF. http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/121233602469?lpid=82
What kind of bearing? Ive been able to Fill hole with grease and tap in a dowel of bearing id in the middle to drove them out in the past for bushings.
Motorcycle wheel bearings, and they're IN there.
In reply to nocones: Crayons are less messy and more fun than grease. And when you're done you get a cool multi colored round crayon.
Mine came with the 10 lbs. slide hammer, from the traveling tool show at the VFW. I have another that has a adjustable bridge to do the push pull its "Grip Brand" from some cheap tool place. Have 3 SKF units at work no sure where we got them but one is really nice it grips in the ball grove!
Alex, Autozone rents these. If you like it, you can buy it. Had to use one to get the pilot bearing off the last F2.
Rocky Mountain has a decent set sold as their Tusk brand. Looks like they have a full set and individual collets.
http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/989/27118/Tusk-Bearing-Remover-Collet?term=blind%20bearing%20puller
Personally, I've always been able to drive out wheel bearings with a BFH, a long punch, and having the wheel lay on the floor on some wooden blocks.
Swank Force One wrote: Alex, Autozone rents these. If you like it, you can buy it. Had to use one to get the pilot bearing off the last F2.
Yep. I've done that.
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