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Old 05-16-2017, 02:42 PM   #18
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Default Re: How to remove pilot bearing? '47 59A engine

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Originally Posted by Flathead Fever View Post
This is the hot ticket. I have probably pulled 100 pilot bearings over the years. It yanks them right out, fast. You screw down the handle which pushes a tapered shaft down between those two arms so the ends are held in place in back of the pilot bearing. Then you start turning the nut and it pulls it right out. I have never tried one of these tools on a flathead but it worked on everything I ever replaced a clutch in at work.

Try and get a used Snap-On pilot bearing puller (A-78) its the best but they are not cheap. I checked the "sold" ones on eBay and they went for between $42.00 to $100.00. Keep an eye out for these at the swap meets.
Yeah, that's the one I saw in this video that gave me the idea of getting one from AutoZone. If I'd been able to get that one I wouldn't have smashed my thumb with the slide hammer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w62c...ature=youtu.be
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