slide hammer rear bearing puller or what?

alex e · 07-01-08, 03:34 PM

I'm replacing the bearings, so I can destroy the old ones. Should I take the time to source a slide hammer with puller or yank out the 3d and run a pipe through that MF'er and knock them out? One is already destroyed and just the cage is in there. half the 3d is out as I've obviously yanked the inners.
If I had a welder i'd weld them and they'd fall out, I know.....

At this point I want them OUT.

3doghouse · 07-01-08, 04:09 PM

The pipe method is about 5011 million times easier.

friel01 · 07-01-08, 04:17 PM

you could try to talk a buddy into trying the slide hammer method, while you frink a few beers, then when that quits being amusing, you can use the pipe method, which is really the only way to go if you already have the center out.

Degnol · 07-01-08, 04:37 PM

I borrowed a slide hammer from the AP store and had no problems. PinHead also suggests running a weld bead on the outer race and the shrinkage will let it fall out.

GL

Ed

alex e · 07-01-08, 08:49 PM

What about heating with a propane torch........just curious. I'm about "this far" from removing the 3d and going for the pipe.....

Pin_Head · 07-01-08, 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alex e

What about heating with a propane torch.............

You might as well just spit on it.

Your options are the slide hammer (what Toyota uses), a puller, the pipe or weld a bead on the inside of the outer race.

Trollhole · 07-02-08, 07:26 AM

Pipe takes all of 2 seconds.

07-01-08, 03:34 PM	#1
alex e IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Dallas Posts: 933	slide hammer rear bearing puller or what? I'm replacing the bearings, so I can destroy the old ones. Should I take the time to source a slide hammer with puller or yank out the 3d and run a pipe through that MF'er and knock them out? One is already destroyed and just the cage is in there. half the 3d is out as I've obviously yanked the inners. If I had a welder i'd weld them and they'd fall out, I know..... At this point I want them OUT. __________________ 1/75 FJ40 (soon to be V8 converted) 88 FJ62 Bionic Blue TLCA Member # 17731 Treat me good, I'll treat you better. Treat me bad, I'll treat you worse.

07-01-08, 04:17 PM	#3
friel01 IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Mesa, AZ TLCA# 7618 Posts: 194	or you could try to talk a buddy into trying the slide hammer method, while you frink a few beers, then when that quits being amusing, you can use the pipe method, which is really the only way to go if you already have the center out.

07-01-08, 04:37 PM	#4
Degnol Noaccount Webwheeler Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Kansastitty TLCA# 14529 Posts: 6,476	I borrowed a slide hammer from the AP store and had no problems. PinHead also suggests running a weld bead on the outer race and the shrinkage will let it fall out. GL Ed __________________ There is nothing so depraved as a man in the depths of an ether binge '66FJ40, Fresh 2F, H42/Orion(By Poser...LCR4WD), ARB Front/rear(By Poser...LCR4WD), MetalTech Cage installed by Poser, Screw-ups fixed(by Poser) 4WDB Corvette Master, Mini Truck PS, 3.5" Lift, Warn 8274, 33s on stockers

07-01-08, 08:49 PM	#5
alex e IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Dallas Posts: 933	What about heating with a propane torch........just curious. I'm about "this far" from removing the 3d and going for the pipe..... __________________ 1/75 FJ40 (soon to be V8 converted) 88 FJ62 Bionic Blue TLCA Member # 17731 Treat me good, I'll treat you better. Treat me bad, I'll treat you worse.

07-02-08, 07:26 AM	#7
Trollhole GSMTR Chair Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Mauldin, SC TLCA# 15077 Posts: 8,522	Pipe takes all of 2 seconds. __________________ Marshall Upstate Cruisers The Great Cruiser Part Links Thread Buying a Land Cruiser Guide 73 Fj55 Big Ugly 76 FJ40 ROTW Big Gay 2f Build 75 FJ55 My Build 93 FZJ80 stock everything and staying that way.

07-01-08, 04:09 PM	#2
3doghouse IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 169	The pipe method is about 5011 million times easier.

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