How about Eastwood? http://www.eastwood.com
Their P/N 49005 is a sort of universal seal puller.
If you opt for the sheet-metal screw trick, try to reduce the number
of stretchy elements in your pulling rig as much as possible. I would
suggest a slide hammer instead of a come-along, but having never done
this job I can't claim any expertise.
Donald.
> Date: Wed, 29 Dec 1999 08:50:40 -0800
> From: Alan Lemen <alemen@ftconnect.com>
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> Grant, where do I get one?
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> Alan
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> Grant Buss wrote:
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> > There is a proper tool to remove seals. It is a flat bar in the shape of a
> > 'T' , with sharp 'hooked' points on the short ends. It works great.
> > Grant Buss
> >
> > Alan Lemen wrote:
> >
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> > >
> > > But the old oil seal is not so easy. apart from destroying it in
> > > removal, does anyone out there have a trick or two that I can use. I
> > > have confined space as all I have is the axle stands (on the frame not
> > > the axles). Th manual says drill holes and use self tapping screws.
> > > Anyone try this?
> > >
> > > Alan
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