New England B.S. Thread

Come take it off my truck. It's sitting in my work parking lot .

 

Challenge accepted

 

pumping the pool down to close

 

all closed

 

Before the 29th I believe

 

You know where I am . Good luck getting off . It won't be easy .

 

Unbolt winch and put it in Mike's bed, then 8 bolts, lift while pulling backwards and run as fast as Mike can to the back of his truck so he doesn't get overwhelmed by the weight of the damn thing. Easy as shit

 

You forgot the part about leaving his truck up on cinder blocks

 

Nah it was implied..

 

Good luck getting the bolts off with your tools . Special socket to get them off .

It's not heavy at all . Very easy to put on or off by yourself

 

I got special bolt grippers. They're like vice grips but better

 

I love vacations

 

If that's the stuff I think it is, it's delicious!

 

Got a bottle of that a few weeks ago . Didn't like it .
Mine was blackberry or something like that .

 

Just finished spreading 15 cubic yards of dirt for the new lawn. It's pretty damn humid out!

 

So I am in the process of replacing my carrier bearing and found I need a press to get the old one off. There wouldn't be any of you guys that might be able to lend some time on your press? Or anyone got an idea how I can get it off without a press? I am having a hard time. I don't want to drive much or far only with the front axles.
This is the Chevy one ton carrier bearing setup I have put together. The top brackets fits perfect in the topside of the cross member.

It is going to face up in the same spot as the current bearing and be bolted on to the cross member in the O holes. Putting the bolts in the large existing holes will give me room for adjustments.

 

johnnym,

I made a trip out to Brentwood and have your tire/wheel combo..

 

Sorry Dave I dont have a press. Can you maybe get a loaner puller from a parts store local

 

I guess a 3 jaw puller could rip off the rubber then it could get to the bearing/races and see if they can pull it off. Guess I just remember how easy it was with the press when I replaced it in April. Humm might have to do that.

 

You don't need a press, a puller would work perfectly. Usually auto parts stores will loan them to you. They basically make you buy the tool, but then give you 100% of your money back when you return it. I did that from Autozone for a press to get my LCA bushings out.