Stump The Technician,,,Name That Tool

[Breezmister]

Originally Posted by 44DCNF

Punch needs to fit closely the bore of the part being removed. Pack the hole with oil soaked wadding and tap the punch in. Pressure from behind drives the bushing or needle bearing cage out. Add more wadding as the part pushes out.

I'm just wondering if you have ever use this on the blind bearings in trimmer gearheads ? Sounds like it would work...

[44DCNF]

Originally Posted by Breezmister

I'm just wondering if you have ever use this on the blind bearings in trimmer gearheads ? Sounds like it would work...

I've not used it there.

[Richard Martin]

Originally Posted by 44DCNF

LOL. It's used to hydraulically remove bushings or bearings from small blind holes. Such as in a starter or plow motor end cap, cam bearing, bushed shafts in gear mechanisms, needle bearings from ends of gear shafts, etc. Removing the bushing from a flywheel would be a larger example it could be used on if you were shy the proper blind hole puller.

Punch needs to fit closely the bore of the part being removed. Pack the hole with oil soaked wadding and tap the punch in. Pressure from behind drives the bushing or needle bearing cage out. Add more wadding as the part pushes out.

Just use grease. That's how I get pilot bearings out. Fill the bearing with grease. Find a socket that is the same as the inside of the bearing. Put an extension into the socket the wrong way and hit it with a hammer.

[Restrorob]

Originally Posted by Richard Martin

Just use grease. That's how I get pilot bearings out. Fill the bearing with grease.

Ditto.....But use my trusty Matco clutch alignment tool to pop them out.....

[Patriot Services]

Originally Posted by BigFish

Huh?? The punch in the pic ain't no tapered drift punch!

I've tried that trick, never had too much luck with it. Tried using grease, etc., finally broke down and bought a blind ng bushing puller.

Little screen and walking at the mall. Your right not tapered.
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[piston slapper]

Try These....
The one that guesses the AGE of tool #1 gets a slab of Cyber Ribs..
Hint..5 digit patent #...

[piston slapper]

To be fair to all my fellow mobile phone users...a closer look..

[Restrorob]

Here's a try..... 17th day of 2nd month 1921, But I find it hard to believe there was something like this back then ?

[piston slapper]

Originally Posted by Restrorob

Here's a try..... 17th day of 2nd month 1921, But I find it hard to believe there was something like this back then ?

Not even in the right century...

[Breezmister]

Originally Posted by piston slapper

Try These....
The one that guesses the AGE of tool #1 gets a slab of Cyber Ribs..
Hint..5 digit patent #...

Number 3 is a Swiss Army Screw Driver from
before the second world war, with an awe, Philips and a
wine bottle opener. It came with the Swiss Army bike
as did # 6, Swiss Army valve tool.....