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Old 05-22-2016, 02:47 PM   #83
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Originally Posted by kumatae View Post
Anyone have experience with these collet wheel bearing removers?? If it works, I like it the portability of the tool versus the rod and the split thingy.

https://www.motionpro.com/product/C08-292D
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Originally Posted by pyoungbl View Post
Those collet type bearing removal tools are mainly for pulling the race out of a 'blind' hole, one that you cannot get to from the other side. They rely on getting a good grip with that little lip you see in the example. I have a set for the swingarm bearings on my Stelvio because there is no other way to get the darn race out. The collet type would not be my first choice for a normal wheel bearing.
In addition to what Peter said, you would also need to carry a slide hammer to use the blind bearing removers. Therefore, the blind bearing removers are actually less compact than the split collet and driver. On the trail side you can always use a rock instead of a hammer.
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