Bearing Puller

[sjroark]

I have a 1956 Mark V Greenie complete system, and a 1954 Greenie headstock that I will start to refurbish later this month. I am building the correct tools for the correct job what type of bearing puller works best when removing bearings? I have searched and seen all different kinds looking for some experience with bearing pullers with the older parts.

Thanks

[rpd]

This is the one I used, worked great. http://www.harborfreight.com/bearing-se ... 62593.html

[reible]

This is the one I used, worked great. http://www.harborfreight.com/bearing-se ... 62593.html

I have the same one, well mine is in a red case but that is about all that is different.

Keep in mind you can always get 20% off with a coupon, and sometimes a 25% off. They, the coupons show up a lot of places or sign up and get their mailings if you don't already get them, plenty of tools I would not get from them but this is one that has worked for me.

Ed

[sjroark]

Thanks for the feedback.

[JPG]

HF version above gets my vote as well.

[everettdavis]

Agreed. It works well for me.

Everett

[sjroark]

Thanks all for the feedback greatly appreciated as I try my hand at refurbishing and rebuilding the old headstocks.

Jason

[sjroark]

I see this will work as a puller. Will this work as a press? I just thought once I get the bearings off how do I get them back on? Sorry haven't started the tear down that is about two weeks away. So questions come at random times.

[rpd]

I see this will work as a puller. Will this work as a press? I just thought once I get the bearings off how do I get them back on? Sorry haven't started the tear down that is about two weeks away. So questions come at random times.

Yes it will.

[everettdavis]

Check out MickyD's post in 2009 he posted in his restoration project.

http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... 556#p43556

Everett

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