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Sir tool looking to rent or borrow

Hi guys just looking to rent or borrow the Sir Tool rear
Hub puller bearing tool from anybody. Having problems already just trying to remove
The rear axle nut It's going to be a
Bear of a project as I have read in all the threads.
Please pm me if you can truly help. I looking for someone to come through. Not just
Give lip service. Already ordered bigger breaker bar

Thanks in advance

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It would help if you indicate your location. So a prospective lender would know and make a decision. My two cents.

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Bumping for last try. Someone anyone have the tool to rent or lend?
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Can you weld? I made mine from metal parts purchased from Home Depot for just a few bucks. Done several 911 and a lowly 700 HP LS7/968. Took me just minutes to make it.
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Here are a couple shots of my handy work. I purchased a good quality threaded rod and a couple matching nuts and washers. With it is the round pipe mount normally used to mount 1" black pipe to wood. It's about 4" across. Welded to it is 2" x about 12-1/4" plate steel also purchased at HD.

Come to think of it I also use my bearing press set. That set can be borrowed from most People Boys.

Anyway, if I can do it, any fellow shade tree wrench can to.


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Here are a couple more. Now that I look at it maybe it doesn't need any extra parts other than the smaller round 3/4" threaded mounting plate. Pressing out the hub always destroys the bearing so you use the old race to press in the new bearing.



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