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tn terry t

01-19-2006 20:14:23

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does anyone know what the tool that you use when removing ford rear wheel bearings? cant remember how its used but you hang it over the rear axle and press with a hyd. press thanks terry t

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Charles (in GA)

01-20-2006 01:56:14

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Re: whats it called? in reply to tn terry t, 01-19-2006 20:14:23

Bearing separator or less commonly called a splitter. Comes in various sizes.

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tn terry t

01-20-2006 03:16:40

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Re: whats it called? in reply to Charles (in GA), 01-20-2006 01:56:14

thanks Charles for the infomation but thats not what im looking for. this thing is made for axle bearings like the ford truck axle that has that press on lock ring to hold the bearing on.you hang the adaptor or what ever its called under the bearing and use hydraulic press to push the axle down and away from the lock ring and bearing then turn it over and use it to push the new lock ring and bearing back down on the axle. thanks your help

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the tractor vet

01-20-2006 07:27:03

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Re: whats it called? in reply to tn terry t, 01-20-2006 03:16:40

I have know idea what your looking for but that is what i have always used , now i have not been in the service dept of a ford dealership since the 70's and they may have some special service tool that they use but the bearing spliter should work , as i do not see anything in any of my tool catologes that show anything else.

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Charles (in GA)

01-20-2006 17:08:34

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Re: whats it called? in reply to the tractor vet, 01-20-2006 07:27:03

I'm not sure what else there is either. My original factory manuals, '67, '70, and '84 car, and '81 truck all show a special Ford tool (as all factory manuals do) that is nothing more than a very large bearing separator. They all say to take a drill and drill a hole in the OD of the bearing retainer ring and use a chisel to break it off.

Charles

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