Lower Bearing Carrier Puller for Yamaha, Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury, Honda

Description

Features
APPLICATION -- Works on Yamaha, Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury (DOES NOT FIT VERADO), Honda, Mercruiser.
FUNCTION -- This tool works wonderfully for removing the bearing carrier oil seal and other tasks where a bearing puller is needed.
BENEFITS -- Save time and No more prying against seal surfaces. Removes toughest Lower bearing carriers effortlessly with no damage to the carriers.
ADJUSTABLE -- Fits most gearcases 115hp and above. Adjustable arms allows it to be used on a variety of different sized outboard and outdrive / stern drive lower units.
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Lower Bearing Carrier Puller for Yamaha, Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury, Honda, Mercruiser
Works on Yamaha, Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury (DOES NOT FIT VERADO), Honda, Mercruiser.
This tool works wonderfully for removing the bearing carrier oil seal and other tasks where a bearing puller is needed.
Fits most gearcases 115hp and above. Adjustable arms allows it to be used on a variety of different sized outboard and outdrive / stern drive lower units.
Assemble Lower Bearing Carrier Puller for Yamaha, Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury, Honda, Mercruiser
Features
Zero friction head for efficient and damage free operation.
Fine thread screw drive to maximize mechanical advantage, use with hand ratchet or air impact.
Manufactured from High Strength Steel which ensure professional use for Life.
Swinging arms will fit in a variety of hub diameters.
A must have
Save time and reduce damage, Use the right tool for the job!!
This tool can save you a ton of time and potential damage from prying bearing carriers.
Instructions on Yamaha F225
Remove the propeller from the prop shaft.
Remove the two bolts holding the lower casing cap, followed by the cap itself.
Remove the two retaining bolts from the bearing housing.
Place this housing puller over the bearing housing and remove the housing.
Heat the lower casing aroud it If the bearing housing doesn't want to come out.
Heating the casing makes it expand, and will help break the bearing housing free.