cutless bearing removal tool

[SHIT]

Where can you buy one of these in the uk!

 

[Porthandbuoy]

No idea! I carefully cut out the old one with a sharp blade. Use talc to lubricate the new one going in.

Note: The new one will appear a bit slack, but will swell a bit after immersion.

 

[TigaWave]

You don't say what type/material the bearing is made of.
If it's composite it will be held with epoxy and maybe some grub screws, remove screws heat the bearing carrier and the bearing should just slide out as the epoxy softens. New one goes in the same, it should be a loose spinning fit in the bearing carrier if the shaft is aligned.

If its metal someone here will know where to get a puller/press/drift I'm sure.

 

[fastjedi]

Make one .....
A short peice of tube of the right dia to push the bearing out.
A short peice of tube for the bearing to pass into.
A length of studding, some nuts and washers.

Tighten nuts and the bearing slides out

 

[Sans Bateau]

milmar

welcome to the forum. If you had filled in your bio we would know a bit more about you. If you are in the Chichester area I can lend you one.

PM me just in case I dont view the post again

 

[Spyro]

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Make one .....
A short peice of tube of the right dia to push the bearing out.
A short peice of tube for the bearing to pass into.
A length of studding, some nuts and washers.

Tighten nuts and the bearing slides out

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Assuming you have removed the prop shaft?