This works good and not that expensive
Tool for Pulling Oil Seals?
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ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
I'm not sure what you mean. Exactly why what?
old-cat
Fir Man
"what about fine shavings from drilling falling into bearings?"
Quoted from above.
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
I must be blind, I'm not seeing that. There is my post on how I do it and then yours.In any case, that is why I use a small punch - no shavings.
Where I used to work we would sometimes drill a hole while holding a shop vac hose close to it. It works pretty good.
The stihl oem puller is good because can pull out the seal without damage it , ( in most of cases ) but its expensive i agree with that
The husqvarna oem pullers are good,inexpensive, but you must buy 3 of them for the most models
The ebay pullers do good job , depent of seals bigs smalls positions e.t.c
Drilling the seal with a 1 mm drill not a problem to bearings because of fine shavings
Screwdrivers with notces do very good job in most of cases and cost nothing
The husqvarna oem pullers are good,inexpensive, but you must buy 3 of them for the most models
The ebay pullers do good job , depent of seals bigs smalls positions e.t.c
Drilling the seal with a 1 mm drill not a problem to bearings because of fine shavings
Screwdrivers with notces do very good job in most of cases and cost nothing
I just use a hooked pick.
