Specialized Bearing Extraction Tools Tips for Easy Bearing Removal

Unlock the world of precision with DIYHandmadeMan as we dive into specialized bearing extraction tools and ToMoBoxBox's expert tips for effortless bearing removal. Learn the art of handling dedicated tools for extracting bearings and discover the secrets of efficiently removing bearings without a hitch. From specialized bearing pullers to ingenious bearing removal techniques, this tutorial is a must-watch for those who want to up their DIY game. Elevate your craftsmanship with expert advice and turn challenging tasks into satisfying achievements. Tune in for a hands-on guide that combines DIY mastery, innovative tools, and the joy of successfully tackling bearing removal challenges.

[@matthewpollock9685]

Bro, at my workplace, if anybody used a pneumatic impact wrench to remove bearings, bushings, anything, they would be asked to leave. Step one: spray the part with oil! A little lubrication goes a long way. Step 2: Maybe try heat and cold. Freeze the part, then apply heat to the bushing or bearing on the outside. You might be surprised the result. Finally, use the correct tools and be slow and intentional. If the part has any value, take your time. Even the proper tools can destroy a part.

[@johngalt97]

Yes, avoid high amounts of force whenever possible. Heat differential (pun intended) is the winner, if possible. Shit just falls apart with gravity, sometimes.

[@RajdeepSharma-zr9is]

😊😊

[@Stalkeranon]

Exactly, so many people thing pneumatic tools are for everything because they speed things up. BUT you can’t these newer generation anything, only some have some wits about them but not much. 😣

[@Loftis86]

This isn't a high quality part tho. He's just showing how to get it off. I do agree with you but he did fine for an old rusty piece also

[@xsuperdopeyx5933]

And at my work place they teach us to use pneumatic tools to remove bearings and bushings. Just cuz you’ve done it that way doesn’t mean another way is wrong.

[@user-kk2pq9cb7u]

Did anybody notice that the location they first tried to place the puller was right next to the gear, but the last place they used the new puller was right at the lip where the bearings were?

[@KILLGAMERSCOOT4LIFE]

Chinese advert duh

[@epicstyx1378]

an did u notice the cut right when the tool failed an had to get another one Chinese aluminum

[@SonuKumar-ef1mj]

😂😂😂😂p

[@user-hm8ou8fe8j]

​@@epicstyx1378xa

[@sriabhiraja]

Yes both are different. Making fool

[@tomrude1288]

A real mechanic would love to have the well manicured nails of this guy. No broken nails, smooth polished and extremely clean.

[@davepethes798]

There's always a right tool for the right job

[@davidelliott5843]

Lubricate the puller threads and it’s likely to outlast the job. You can often notch a bearing race with a slitting disc. You don’t need to go deep. Just enough to keep a cold chisel lined up. Support the race on a heavy “anvil” and hit with a lump hammer. The race will crack.

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

Right. Go just deep enough to 🖕up the pinion gear.

[@Sicurap2]

Or you could just use this tool …..🤷‍♂️

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

@@Sicurap2 Frankly with all that rust I'm surprised it even came off with the puller.

[@TheEulerID]

@@InsideOfMyOwnMind It only worked as the rust hadn't penetrated between the shaft and the race. If it had, then there was no way that puller would have done the job.

[@jonathanshaw8868]

​​@@Sicurap2 that puller doesn't work that well, that bearing was definitely split before they used the puller, it's just not shown

[@user-hz2fy6ec7l]

Болгаркой такие вещи срезаются на раз два. Надо просто уметь ей работать.

[@jivydlyseby]

Ты просто привык жопу рвать свои за три копейки, а там люди поумнее будут

[@user-qt7sj3rv8x]

Тут съёмник,рекламируют,а не как разбирают

[@user-cp3os4jy7c]

Солидарен !Всю жизнь болгаркой пилили , даже делали съëмники из бугелей , болгаркой ловчее !

[@zaranchik1]

Горелкой погреть и так слетит

[@alvarop901]

Cortar 2 ranuras para usar el extractor de nuevo

[@ElkinsEric]

Clamshell bearing remover makes quick work of pinion bearings… Love mine

[@Kanthasami1234Kanthasami]

😊

[@michaelsimko4445]

A little lubricant goes a long way also, sure you can hack something off but the right tools for the job make it easier👍

[@dpz9872]

I was going to say soak it in PB Blaster for awhile and the jobs a lot easier no matter how your removing it.

[@joepitts3638]

Lube don't help remove those as they are pressed on, no lube is getting in there. That race was not really even stuck, more times then not using that puller I have broken that upper ring off. Heat is often your best friend here.

[@dpz9872]

@@joepitts3638 PB Blaster isn't a lube.

[@dpz9872]

@@joepitts3638 PB Blaster isn't lube.

[@michaelbamber4887]

Don't use a impact on a puller, you will fuck the threads up.

[@lencranston8183]

​@@dfal6898same gear still there with grinding wheel mark.

[@user-ny3gm2ox1v]

Өөөққ​@@dfal6898

[@BigJessGaming]

HEY!!! they clearly know what they’re doing!! 😂😂😂

[@rupe53]

@@dfal6898 look again. The camera is just at the same tilt as the gear so hard to see.

[@jamesmorton8431]

It’s his shit! he can fuck it up whenever he wants to!! 😂🤣

[@castawaysmc]

I have that set of bearing pullers and it will pull off large bearings down to the tiniest bearings on a battery tool. I love this tool.

[@thinkforyourself2109]

It's always good to have the right tool.

[@Hellsong89]

Nah, costs money and you probably use it once. in this case, grind the hard chrome off, weld as couple peaces of metal or grind slots for puller to crab since the bearing race is toast anyways, apply penetrating oil to now heated gap that got the rust moving and more room for oil and use puller to remove it, or just grind it in half using grinding disk not cut off wheel if you dont have a puller in hand. Just need to be careful when getting close,. Then oil and give it a couple taps to remove the halfs. For some cases you can use used cut off wheel to make a cut and then finish by removing the material in top, then bang wedge to open it up and pull the race out. Where there is a will, there is a way, just use your head and consider the potential issues like ruining the temper, damaging the important surfaces etc and laugh how this type of tool demos are ridiculous, specially if you know about mechanic work. There has been maybe one tool that could be useful, rest are just waste of money and worse faked and scams.

[@xxl8232]

Внимательный технарь заметит, что шпильки погнулись. Тоесть девайс одноразовый

[@denchik9366]

Ну вот если все резьбовое заменить на нормальные шпильки, а не этот пластилин, в остальном то девайс имеет право на жизнь. Впрочем, всегда меняли ступичные, к примеру, сначала шлифовальным обточишь край, зубилом и все

[@user-gg1sc4xt4d]

Я проще делал, салидолом обмазывал вал, и электро сваркой порезал обоиму на половину, пару лёгких ударов молотком и она выкакивала как пробка с бутылки!

[@user-fi1to1ru9j]

Там по звуку слышно что металл пластилин 3.

[@andreytiscenko6481]

Смысл? Вал обломан...

[@abrakadabrra4161]

Да там и винт на этой приблуде сточился об вал.

[@edwardst-pierre1020]

It takes two minutes to place the gear upside down and heat the bearing with a torch and it falls all by itself. It's called heat espantion while the inner race is snug on the shaft , when you heat the inner race fast enough it will expand to the point that it has no choice but to fall as if it is too big for the shaft.

[@douglas_drew]

@edwardst•pierre1020 • Agreed, but even less than two minutes if you just run a bead on the race with a welder, and less heat penetration to the shaft/pinion.

[@edwardst-pierre1020]

@@douglas_drew yes you are right but using a torch with the proper heat is a better control situation. While the gear is standing on the shaft end the flame is in direct contact but won't touch the shaft. This can apply to any size shaft . Welding means that you have to make contact with the shaft and possibly knocking it over. I have seen people use a zip grinder and cut through the inner race of a bearing which takes a lot of energy, while cutting into everything in order to remove the core off. Using a torch is very dangerous if you are not a professional with a torch. Once you are good with a torch and with the right technique anything is possible. I have cut bearings off of a shaft with out touching the shaft at the same angle as the shaft by bouncing the flame off of the shaft. Those were the days that I missed. It sucks getting older while on a pension. Boy could I tell you of a few close calls. I actually have a few lives left. Hey have a great day every day because they are the best ones.

[@joey66436]

.... and how long to unravel and pack up your hoses etc etc. Use a grinder, but on a 45 degree angle (or more), not up and down like in this video. Only need to score a line then a sharp hit with a cold chisel will crack it and it will slide off easily. Takes only about 2 mins an no damage.

[@edwardst-pierre1020]

@@joey66436 sure could work

[@robemac3590]

​@@edwardst-pierre1020 yes but if you weld your torch, bearing buller and welding nozzle together creating this sacred tool of awesomeness, then it should take it off under a minute. Also soak the gear in Gas so it cleans off the corrosion immediately before.

[@JohnHadleigh-ho4ll]

I used a dremel with an elastic wheel, to cut through a bearing inner race, or siezed car wheel bearing. Make the gap wide enough for a coal chizel. Then hit the head of the Medal chizel with a lump hammer. Ping it parted because it's a brital material. Forgot - hit the outer race of the bearing with a hammer, it will shatter, because it's brittle.

[@ValioMadre7]

I'm headed to Harbor Freight to buy one of these.

[@DIYHandmadeMan]

You can find the bio link in my channel introduction near the Subscribe button

[@user-yv6qj7tf5f]

Съёмник весь перекосило. Пару пару раз попользоваться он поломается.

[@pavel.karpets]

Поломается и его потом так же"восстановят"

[@user-vw5rw6lv4v]

Смотри на место прикосновения к валу, съемник крошиться начал😂

[@yuriym7622]

Хороший набор профессиональных немецких съёмников стоит 200к, ну это для выприсовывания подшипников на станках. А эта за...лупа китайская даже если подойдёт, на долго не хватит, метал гомно.

[@cea-jaymales8031]

Yeah I have this tool set. Definitely cheap and nasty, but it's better than nothing.

[@redben2984]

@@yuriym7622 Полагаю стоит этот набор тоже не слишком дорого. В принципе вещь годная. Для нечастых случаев вполне сойдет.

[@alanwinters5197]

I have no words on vise jaws on the pinion teeth? Quality workmanship..... Ridiculous.

[@sheild1117]

You’re not too bright are ya? This video was only demonstrating how to remove the bearing race, it’s obvious they don’t care about damaging the pinion gear, who in their right mind would reuse it anyways.🤦‍♂️

[@perfectlygoodwasteoftime]

I can't understand how all the chit in the world comes from there and there just now getting this technology that we got 50 years ago

[@Airbender-ow4zs]

That is a bot comment

[@alanwinters5197]

@@sheild1117 why didnt "they " just heat up the inner race and it would've practicly fallen off with little encouragement. And smart ass, I've for gotten more that you'll EVER know

[@Hellsong89]

@@sheild1117 I would...those aint cheap to manufacture and if if i had the opposing side, this would be easily made into a 90degree gearbox i'm looking for right now, as differentials are rather expensive around here.

[@Wes123445678]

“Sir the bearing is shot” “I’ve been watching you through the service window”

[@danieldeanharrison]

My social credit went up after watching this video.

[@franko8572]

*I thought this was Lady Liberty’s torch from the thumbnail. Statue of Liberty!* 🗽

[@SphinctersForever]

I like the rusty old teapot and janky lantern in the background. Looks like a very professional workshop.

[@alimantado373]

You dont need a fancy workshop just the ingenuity, look at India Africa, they work in dirt and barefoot, and will mend a part whereas in the West you will buy a new part in and charge premium.

[@emilianodelpozo4175]

El útil util está muy bien y como demostración vale, pero las mordazas hay que apretarlas un poco y pasar lija por el eje y añadir un poco de aceite para facilitar la extracción.

[@djcarbine3074]

I like the quick cut in the video for when that puller yeeted itself off and they re-seated it in a different spot to complete the video lol

[@NoahKuzel]

So that force screw is supposed to have a press plate at the bottom of it and It is also hard to trust anyone who uses a hardened chrome socket on an impact wrench

[@DonaldQuinton]

Like I told the snap on man I pay for the fucking tools don’t tell me how to fucking use them

[@ihmundraandsuns]

Ko jjjo gggu ruwi

[@purdyboi8078]

Ya gotsta admit...the man sho do have a point(& I'm _not_ just talking about the one at the top of his head either)

[@user-fx6qb2jx7b]

산소로 가열하면 자연스럽게 빠져나옮

[@eduardofernandezkaste7231]

Ñ1

[@user-rus327]

when heated, the shaft will be fucked up.

[@user-kj6hy5gu7n]

Так не надо греть до красна..​@@user-rus327

[@aleksandrbrandt9118]

Так вы не вал грейте​, а обойму подшипника, после кругового нагревания лёгкий удар и она соскакивает. Вы похоже ,с техникой, и со сталью не имеете ничего общего.@@user-rus327

[@user-eu6yy7ln4v]

@@user-rus327хороший перевод, сразу ясно, что русский написал 😀😀

[@apricot_mango]

Finger pointing is such a universal language.

[@jeffsandige1625]

That's how it's done the right tool makes the job easy

[@ditherdather]

You forgot the tried and true technique of dipping the whole assembly in liquid nitrogen and then strapping dynomite to the bearing. That's a must for any stubborn bearing. Good call steering clear of lubricants, too. Those are a sure sign of weakness.

[@joshr8057]

lol

[@weldonsavoie3613]

It doesn't hurt to spray a little lubricant also , and great tool , I have one .

[@CROCCOUNTRY]

Nothing wrong with what this person has done, goal achieved. Nice.

[@johnparnell3427]

Are you suggesting that some things come apart easier with tools designed for the task? I never would've imagined that.

[@DallasBurgher]

I am constantly amazed how people can come up with tools to do just about anything.

[@FRLN500]

These pullers have been around for as long as I have, maybe longer. I'm in my early 70's.

[@zenithperigee7442]

@DallasBurgher, yea it's amazing just how many actual tools there are for like EVERYTHING you could need one for.... It actually borders on the ridiculous sometimes where there is a "$5-$10" tool that "releases a clip" that you could just press with your fingernail to remove but the tool exists nonetheless.

[@rogerjackway429]

​@zenithperigee7442 hey don't be hating on us nail biters. we need that tool. or a flat tip screw driver lol. or when my nails are long im horrified of pulling my nail off haha.

[@stpbasss3773]

This is a basic tool in this industry 😂😂. I work for a company that makes front and rear ends and we have a bunch of these pullers at the shop.

[@rogerjackway429]

​@stpbasss3773 I think I still have the ones my dad bought back in 1968 plus a newer set I bought in 2014

[@herculydia]

That reminds me, I have a dentist appointment tomorrow.

[@zenithperigee7442]

@herculydia, annnd you're going into work instead! Got it!😂 I just finished up with dental work this time last year, like 8 teeth on the bottom! I hadn't been to a Dentist in good grief ages. I had all all wisdom teeth cut out at one point otherwise I had 4 upper teeth fixed and my bottom teeth already had small cavities then but I just went on with life for the next 20 yrs & finally just got all of them fixed last year. Good grief what a time, I was in the Office about 2-3 hours on 2 different visits. Yet I have otherwise "beautiful" teeth. One thing that was so problematic is I had a bad habit of having a candy or cough-drop at night.... But I've always been an "ice-breaker" and love carrots, nuts, apples etc.

[@herculydia]

@@zenithperigee7442 thank you for sharing that! You've gone through a lot of fully involved dental improvements. You give me hope 👍 Thanks

[@bleibeein187er3]

Putzt euch die Zähne Leute denn braucht ihr den Zahnarzt nicht :)

[@raw_input1669]

Yo, don't forget your dentist appointment.

[@mdogg1604]

du hast recht! (und mein deutsch ist nicht so gut!)@@bleibeein187er3

[@capitalee]

Easy tip. It’s called having the right tool for the job.

[@wcolby]

You don’t have to be stupid to believe this, but it helps.

[@Izvekov_Denis]

Задача была показать инструмент, а не совокупление с баллонами.

[@user-bi9xr6gy7f]

😅😮😅

[@sumalejanto6609]

😮😢😢😢😮😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😮😢😢

[@volchv1]

Только инструмент то сломался...))))) Посмотрите внимательно как начинают гнуться стяжки, а обойма даже не дернулась...

[@moneywelder]

Then, you ask your local machinist to repair the shaft end

[@user-qk2ei5fw7i]

All it takes is a hammer and destroy is about to get a new one anyway lol

[@timn5008]

Love the old lantern in the background. Something old, something new.

[@Lindenbum]

Wow, you just discovered a bearing separator, impressive. But you ruined the pinion gear and shaft. 😮

[@servicetrucker5564]

It was already ruined. The end is snapped off

[@grandparolie]

The right tools always makes it so much easier 😊

[@danwhitley7]

Aviation maintainer here.... concur completely.

[@JayRicoche]

Most of us don't wanna buy it or don't even know what it is. Some WD40, vice grips, hammer and ALOT of patience will probably do it. 😂

[@zenithperigee7442]

@@JayRicoche , actually some of us find that even the "right tools" fail sometimes. They strip, slip and even break so sometimes you do just have to use unconventional means.

[@Weldoholic]

Do not harm the shaft. Proceeds to drill several small holes into the gear face

[@matt-be8kt]

If you turn the grinder sideways, parallel with the shaft it would cut it without hurting the pinion shaft. I do it all the time.

[@Aptenodytes]

Youre proof Russians and Americans are very much alike.

[@aaronkrause2251]

Heat that sleeve with a torch it will heat up expand and fall right off

[@Sam-ob4of]

*you mean perpendicular, and then it would be possible to put the puller in the cuts and get the bearing race off of the shaft

[@LENFALCO]

AS WELL I at an angle you get it with hammer and chisel after cutting

[@user-nm1lb1wu2e]

Снимаю внутрннею обойму болгаркой со времен создания ей. Резать с умом надо.

[@den4iknewcanal816]

Такая лобуда по размеру если ,может и снимет такой подшипник, но в реальности это получается так,что эта кромка вся откалывается 😮

[@Snaiper_X]

Горелкой надо немного нагреть обойму подшипника.. 😊

[@Raidersforlife229]

Yep , how I done it the old way . Works pretty well.

[@qwas4728]

это слишком просто

[@Raidersforlife229]

@@qwas4728 sorry no translation on your comment

[@user-qw9gz4qr1e]

Главное, не перегреть, чтобы не произошла деформация.

[@vkh9551]

Не помогло

[@terryreese663]

Otherwise known as normal extraction tools for bearing removal

[@LuxilonMedv]

Начинался ролик с конической фрезы, а с 25ой секунды она превратилась в прямую. Хорошо иметь съемники на все случаи.

[@davidpotter9462]

Cutting torch is the old school way, but I do have a ten ton hydraulic bearing puller..

[@dominicbenecasa7893]

With pressure on the race from the puller you can heat the inner race and it will expand and pop off.

[@user-oe4xc9hn6w]

Там смазать надо , чтобы не в сухомятку тащить...

[@neilmoore3856]

Thats the easy way. Half the time they just drop off if its clean

[@patloghry7640]

Buy a new ring and pinion set with all bearings and the carrier bearings

[@user-oz2om8iy1k]

Nice tools nice and easy to remove

[@jethmercer2532]

You can do this if the shaft tolerance isn't an issue or if the whole thing is going to be replaced anyways. Pulling a bearing without any lubricants or heating (or freezing) may affect the shaft tolerance and thats an additional cost if you don't have a spare. But again, if tolerance is not an issue its ok.

[@therealNikLS]

Greasing the tool wouldn't be a bad idea 😂

[@BG-nr3qh]

exact et un peu de dégrippant sur l'axe .

[@pension59]

Небольшой надрез болгаркой, молоток и зубило, всё, быстро, и никаких съёмников.

[@oscardelosrios2844]

Si tenias la herramienta, ¿para qué dañaste la pieza con el esmeril?

[@Ericchang9001]

要拆卸時請先潤滑。並且在器具中心設置一個墊片。因為你永遠不知道接觸的平面是否會受損而導致損失。

[@allinalladityan318]

Tools are fine, but its best to apply some lubes first,

[@heybabe8438]

That's what she said !

[@IanHotson]

I'm a little more concerned about the socket that used on an impact wrench, look like a chromium socket to me and those things will explode that's why you use the black impact sockets, just from past experiences I'm sure the experts out there I'll jump on me for this one and Lord over how smart they are LOL but don't worry you can't hurt my feelings I used to have to hold the light for my dad!!😊

[@user-yq4rp7ye6t]

I'm just wondering why you didn't use the spinning end on the bolt so it doesn't deform the end of the bolt, plus I'm concerned about why you didn't use a impact socket on the bolt. I've seen them come off a lot harder than that. I've even seen then chip a piece off of the bearing puller before, and I've had to use heat along with everything mentioned.

[@drrd4062]

In the real world you do what it takes.

[@user-yq4rp7ye6t]

@drrd4062 or you don't do it at all. It sure helped growing up on the farm, and my grandfather being a John Deere mechanic.

[@drrd4062]

@@user-yq4rp7ye6t you must have learned many different ways to do different things. Would you share some 'tricks" of the trade. I ll start. Back in my day there were points. And to properly set them you had to remove the back lash from the bearings. Otherwise you never could get it right.

[@user-yq4rp7ye6t]

@drrd4062 lol. My Troy Built tiller with a 7 hp Kohler still has points on it. Don't forget that you had to set the dwell on the points on vehicles! Something else that I learned to do is weld, braze, and I learned to fuse two metal's together with bailing wire. Start a diesel with gasoline on a rag over the intake screen. Drill out and remove broken bolts. Overhaul, small engines, grind valves and seats, set tapets, overhaul automobile engines. Either you learned to do it, or the farm went under, because who could pay or afford to pay someone else, or the downtime waiting on someone when you could fix it yourself?

[@mizzle1788]

My favorite part is the tea kettle for no reason

[@MrTop5]

Con una prensa hidráulica se monta y desmonta ese tipo de piezas si tanto esfuerzo.

[@valfil4861]

С'емник с выбранным овалом , за узкую кромку . ( " галошами" иногда проще .)

[@Andreyww]

Этот сьемник стоит наверное раза в 2 дороже чем этот вал собранный.

[@markjones6096]

No they aren't some new high-tech tool.

[@user-rt7jp4fx1m]

эта поебень сломается либо проебётся быстрее чем окупится 😅

[@graytroll7973]

@@user-rt7jp4fx1m заметил как в начале согнулась вся эта хрень?

[@user-wt3bj1fh6k]

Греть не пробовал?

[@user-re7bb9ze4h]

@@user-wt3bj1fh6k лучше в уксусом смочидь

[@katiemckeown847]

Just heat it with a torch as you spin it like the rest of us hahaaaa😂

[@historicbeef]

Well. Convenient how the video cut right before it fails… to suddenly be half an inch off the shaft… 🧐 I wonder if…

[@user-lm6zw7dw2p]

За чем ему нужен хвостовик без резбы???

[@user-kr2jb3by6z]

Он сам не знает

[@user-zv2gy7ug2l]

@@user-kr2jb3by6z 🤣🤣🤣

[@user-qi2tp6qu9o]

Наверное DIY'щик, потом из пластиковых бутылок приделает

[@user-qz2ei8sj6r]

Кувалда,молоток и тряпка.тряпкой обматываеш обойму чтобы не поранится осколками.кувалду под обойму молотком сверху удар по тряпке.обойма лопнет снимится без труда.

[@user-ey1gn5ec6o]

Una muestra.para Ber

[@jivydlyseby]

Из говна и палок работаешь?

[@user-ic5jq3ek2v]

Сомневаюсь.

[@user-qz2ei8sj6r]

@@user-ic5jq3ek2v нечего сомневатся я на иномарке на задней тележке снял обойму за 3 минуты.пришлось возвращать мужиков поехали за 100 км за сьемником.хорошо что далеко не уехали.потом долго спасибо говорили.

[@Leo-id6lc]

Не раскрывай наших секретов

[@user-Scooper]

хорошо, что съёмник сам не стал делать, лайк ему за это!!

[@kledomuc1713]

I use extraction tools like this on CNC machines. It is also possible to make custom mounts for a variety of uses.

[@williamjensen4531]

Use safety glasses!!!😅

[@user-cf4lh3yf8q]

А две прорези для зацепов съемника на обойме подшипника не догадался болгаркой сделать?

[@LSDxMAXOCHAIKIN]

Во!+++

[@TheTinkle1]

Alls you gotta do is heat that part up and it’ll slide right off

[@cruz1820]

Excelente video explicando el detalle de las herramientas

[@user-ye9ls4yc7w]

Надо было приварить с двух сторон че нибудь и снял бы этим же съемником

[@eugenkarov6188]

Можно, я просто срезаю электродом обойму, могу и гайку с болта удалить без повреждения резьбы на болте 😊

[@Cruiser777]

Yeah, that works fine. Unless those lips don't break off on the bearing race. I used to get the air chisel, and it works for me.

[@jacksonsmith4366]

In true fashion. A child working taking apart steel. I love China 🇨🇳

[@citizenlyfeva]

Make sure to only do this after trying to ruin the parts first. Very common for maintenance technicians to just go ham with the zip wheel then ask for new parts once then ruin it 😂😂😂

[@dale8567]

You're already damaged pinion, why continue?

[@user-ol.inclusive.cuka.abeme.]

Больше угол бери когда болгаркой режешь и будет тебе счастье 😂😂😂

[@StephenMartinez-ve1ey]

I've used one of them round metal disc that you punch out of an electrical receptor plug or switch metal box and put it under the center and then use the impact to pull it off with the puller it doesn't mark up the center on the gear. That puller set looks like a harbor freight and tool product? It looks like mine from harbor freight and tool.

[@agbenyekuemem-obong7406]

I'm here looking at the paraffin lamp... What a site to behold. My kids have never seen one of that before and I'm only 38 years young. 😂😅

[@user-ej4pp9xm2l]

Боже, как же я без этой штуки уже 60 лет подшипники меняю то?

[@TONAS_al_Ghul]

Молотком и зубилом скорее всего, при использовании прямых рук, но это не точно.

[@robertfiorillo3227]

Easy way to remove a internal race is to run two beads of weld 180 degs apart. It will almost drop out😊

[@robletsdoit5886]

The right tool makes any job that much easier

[@thirtykbc]

Amazing demo of tools that have been around since the ice age

[@user-gp1uf6qm5j]

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[@isaquecarvalho4175]

Muito legal, como se chama essa ferramenta?é como encontrar pra comprar??

[@sr50223]

Duh? Thank you for showing us something that's been around for fifty years

[@xdeadwrongxdeadwrong7181]

Only suggestion I would make ....maybe heat it up? Then pull it ?

[@joe2364]

If you stand the pinion on its end and heat the bearing race, it will fall off faster than you can install that bearing puller. Also, if you had used the puller first, you wouldnt have needed to waste time breaking the cage

[@Gagarin913]

Где моя любимая WD-40? А?😢

[@dimabolt2654]

А помазать ведехой?

[@bingultopno5021]

Good tool(puller) for remove a bearing inner race👍

[@user-wb8gu5bo7v]

А смазать было не судьба, чтоб легче снялся😂😂😂😂

[@darciojunior5379]

A pessoa com a ferramenta adequada é outra coisa. 👍👍

[@titusorelius9458]

Thios is like those old info-mertials where the actor would pretend sweeping the floor was a back breaking task.

[@user-ep2mw3uk3x]

It’s called a bearing separator and you never use an impact on a puller, good way to f it up

[@chrisallan9429]

I believe that is the first thing you should have done rather than yank the bearings. And cage off separately. The Complete bearing assembly you should come off with that tool

[@Rick_Foley]

"...and take your bearing puller with you!"

[@daru_klas]

Waiting for the FunkFPV video

[@user-qc9me7yg6s]

Крутой съёмник, не купил раньше себе, теперь жалею!