To thread, or not to thread. THAT is the question! Hub puller thoughts..

[ebinmaine 67,553]

4 minutes ago, WHX?? said:

Yah don't scrap them unless the bore is wallowed.  Heard tell they aren't made any more. 

 

Been holding them for ya. 

Groove is gone but the bore is good.  

[Jeff R. 35]

Hello Achto, do you still make this puller?  I have a C-160 automatic that has play in the bearing and I will probably be pulling the hub and splitting the transaxle down the road with lots of research from this forum.  I am very interested if you are still making the puller.

 

Many thanks,

 

Jeff

[ebinmaine 67,553]

2 minutes ago, Jeff R. said:

Hello Achto, do you still make this puller?  I have a C-160 automatic that has play in the bearing and I will probably be pulling the hub and splitting the transaxle down the road with lots of research from this forum.  I am very interested if you are still making the puller.

 

Many thanks,

 

Jeff

 

@Achto

Ya might could oughtta be able to market them...

I'd be in as well. 

[WHX?? 48,823]

7 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

 

Been holding them for ya. 

Groove is gone but the bore is good.  

Throw em in a bucket and hoard em. RJG gave me a pair that I reworked and was going to pay them forward but ended up using them on Aunt B.

Would be nice to have a fine thread in the center Dan but we'd have to go shop at McMaster. 

Mine came in a nice custom storage case... ... hope she doesn't notice her Tupperware missing. 

Edited March 8, 2023 by WHX??

[gt14rider 763]

Here's one of mine pulls from the back 

[ineedanother 1,369]

Other than hand tools and a drill press I don't have machines to manufacture things the way I would like so I have to make do. I have some hubs to pull but have been soaking them for weeks and they don't look too bad.

 

I cut an old mangled hub back with a reciprocating saw to maximize the travel, bored the holes to 7/16", got some 7/16-20x4" from McMaster-Carr and repurposed an old puller. I'll find out this weekend what breaks first