A tool used to remove bearings from a shaft by pulling them off. It has two or more
arms which circle around the back side of the bearing and a center post which butts
up against the end of the shaft. As the center post is screwed down, the arms pull
the bearing toward the end of the shaft.
Also See:
ball bearing puller
A tool used to separate double bearings or close-fitting gears when a
conventional bearing puller cannot be used
Sometimes called "clutch housing." The
metal covering around the flywheel and
clutch (of a
manual transmission) or
torque converter assembly (of an
automatic transmission).
A power sanding tool with a rotating belt of sandpaper
A power tool mounted on a workbench with one or two grinding wheels
A vise which is mounted on a workbench
A vehicle brand of which the 1925-1945 models are
classic cars. The 1946-67 models are
milestone cars.
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