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[AntonyC]

I am stripping my gearbox and im trying to remove the main double roller bearing and third motion shaft. In the guide i have they remove it with a slide hammer puller but they are £100!

Do you know if it is possible to drift it out? Or has anyone got a puller i can borrow for a few beers?

Thanks in advanced.

Edited by AntonyC, 18 February 2010 - 11:29 AM.

[icklemini]

Couple of ways to get them out.. yes they can be knocked out carefully.. a google will show some other methods..

if you can get it to northampton, i can get them out with the tools

ttfn,
Dave

[Guess-Works.com]

Make yourself a C shaped block out of a piece of 15mm MDF ( or aluminium if you have it available )

Without that you'll not be able to take it out with a slide hammer anyway... but the way I do it is with a soft drift, and the C block, insert the C block between the 1st gear and the double roller ( you can tap the 3rd motion shaft over to create the space but not too hard or your 3rd/4th synchro will split and then its balls and springs everywhere ) then using the drift on the side of the first gear, drift the double roller out...

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