sure seal driver

grizz02 · Dec 9, 2017

made this sure seal driver out of extra oxygen safety cap cut top off work like a champ🚜
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Phil9N3667 · Dec 9, 2017

All righty! Looks good, weld a plate on top if possible, paint it red, so you can find it!

grizz02 · Dec 9, 2017

you cannot cover the top because it needs to slide over the axle

Phil9N3667 · Dec 9, 2017

Oh, one of those deals, huh!?

Moonlite37 · Dec 9, 2017

I keep a box full of old pipe couplings, bearing races and discarded sockets for drivers. It seems like I always get the job done with nothing fancy. I also keep a few old transmission input shafts for clutch pilots.

Hobo,NC · Dec 10, 2017

When I made this bearing/hub puller I also made a plate to bolt to the hub to pull the seal in. Yes its a beach to get that seal in you need all the help you can get... Hope you went after the outer seal if not if not then a lot of work for nuttin

http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/viewtopic.php?t=582331&highlight=puller

daisyman · Dec 12, 2017

Just happened to see your post. I use a length of 3" pvc pipe just a little longer than the axle. I lay a piece of wood on the pipe and get it just as straight as possible, and it will usually go right in. As you know, if it gets tweaked even a little bit, you're looking for a new one. Ask me how I know that!

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