eBronc
Sr. Member
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A press is handy for removing and installing the pressed-on carrier bearings, but I have also used a quality gear puller to pull off the old carrier bearings. There are small notches under the inner race of the bearings that allow the arms of a puller to get under the inner race and pull off the bearing - but I warn you, you better have a QUALITY gear puller, because those bearings are ON THERE. I had to use a 2 ft long breaker bar to get enough leverage using a puller.
A press is handy for removing and installing the pressed-on carrier bearings, but I have also used a quality gear puller to pull off the old carrier bearings. There are small notches under the inner race of the bearings that allow the arms of a puller to get under the inner race and pull off the bearing - but I warn you, you better have a QUALITY gear puller, because those bearings are ON THERE. I had to use a 2 ft long breaker bar to get enough leverage using a puller.
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