IanB
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I need the kind of gear puller that I can bolt to my t-case to yank it away from the tranny. Its tighter than a (graphic metaphor deleted)! Anyone have one I can borrow for an hour? 
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Bolt on gear puller, might be a bearing puller
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IanB said:I need the kind of gear puller that I can bolt to my t-case to yank it away from the tranny. Its tighter than a (graphic metaphor deleted)! Anyone have one I can borrow for an hour?
I think I have just what the doctor ordered....you gonna be home tomorrow?
IanB
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Yeah all day till 4, gone Wed and Thurs.
If you swing by I can pull it on the spot, will take maybe 5 minutes. You rule :fing:
If you swing by I can pull it on the spot, will take maybe 5 minutes. You rule :fing:
Rzeppa
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Even after you borrow Kevin's I suggest getting yourself a couple of pullers to have around. My favorite is the big 7 ton two jaw Craftsman, good for everything from t-case to pitman arms.
IanB
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I have 3 pullers, none of them bolt on however. Hmmm, this may justify a trip to Sears though....
Rzeppa
Rising Sun Member
The 2 jaw doesn't bolt on, the jaws can grab inside or outside depending on which way you put them on. For the t-case, you orient them so they grab the inside edges of the hole where the tranny output shaft sticks through, and put the center onto the indent in the end of the shaft.IanB said:I have 3 pullers, none of them bolt on however. Hmmm, this may justify a trip to Sears though....