Brake drums, half shafts and hubs off the Austin Healey Sprite's rear axle - Bugeye Build Episode 23

[@nedwagon]

As always, a good video. Nice homemade bearing puller!

[@EconoboxGarage]

Thank you!

[@mundanestuff]

Guess what I'm doing on my vacation, two years after you published this video? The bonnet. Just kidding. The differential! Missing e brake hardware, but otherwise same.

[@EconoboxGarage]

Glad to be of service! I even have to go back and review my own videos to see how things came apart!

[@mundanestuff]

Nice improvised puller, worked like a charm. Also, I shot that vendor an email asking about the products, figure I might as well get the lines sooner, going to need them eventually.

[@EconoboxGarage]

I drilled the holes as close to the angle as possible while still allowing room for the socket. That way it was not as likely to bend.

[@philsyratt7198]

Videos and information just keeps getting better, I’m a big fan- keep em coming

[@EconoboxGarage]

Thanks Phil, glad you're finding them useful.

[@clarkmarkey1498]

That puller design works very well. I made one many years ago from the same material.

[@EconoboxGarage]

I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked! Thanks for watching the video.

[@trevorsmedley6712]

Love the gear puller -- you're going to make this easy for the rest of us. :) Could you add the link to the US Amazon site for the socket set? When I end up getting one it'd be happy to do it through your affiliate link.

[@EconoboxGarage]

Thanks for the encouragement Trevor. Link added.

[@trevorsmedley6712]

@@EconoboxGarage Thanks. Although that link seems to go to a metric set. I think this is the one you want: www.amazon.com/CASOMAN-Spindle-Impact-Removing-Installing/dp/B08D3H7XQB?ref_=ast_sto_dp

[@EconoboxGarage]

Thanks for letting me know. Link has been corrected.