TC96 cam inner bearing puller
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From: wayland ny
when i changed the bearings on mine when i did the 103" upgrade that was the exact tool i used and it worked perfectly. those bearings were not in there very tight, i used the dowl on the end and just pulled them out with my hand. then i measured how far the bearings were reseased with my dial caliper and used the old cam and just tapped the new one's in. Be not afraid grass hopper the harbor fraight tool will work just fine.
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From: Vancouver B.C. Canada
Good info! I have ordered one, should be here in a couple days.
when i changed the bearings on mine when i did the 103" upgrade that was the exact tool i used and it worked perfectly. those bearings were not in there very tight, i used the dowl on the end and just pulled them out with my hand. then i measured how far the bearings were reseased with my dial caliper and used the old cam and just tapped the new one's in. Be not afraid grass hopper the harbor fraight tool will work just fine.
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128auto - I went to Princess Auto and bought a large set of blind bearing pullers. It has multiple sizes. I used one of them to change the bearings in my rims. It was a great addition to my tool collection.
The slots are not as wide as the HF ones you posted. I will be using it to pull my cam bearings. They look no different from the HD one except it has a slide hammer.
The slots are not as wide as the HF ones you posted. I will be using it to pull my cam bearings. They look no different from the HD one except it has a slide hammer.
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From: Vancouver B.C. Canada
Yes, I know that $149, I admit that I m cheap lol. 
http://www.princessauto.com/pal/prod...ing-Puller-Set
I do remember when I did my Fatboy cams 2 years ago, my friend lent me that set, really nice kit. He moved to Toronto, too bad.
http://www.princessauto.com/pal/prod...ing-Puller-Set
I do remember when I did my Fatboy cams 2 years ago, my friend lent me that set, really nice kit. He moved to Toronto, too bad.
128auto - I went to Princess Auto and bought a large set of blind bearing pullers. It has multiple sizes. I used one of them to change the bearings in my rims. It was a great addition to my tool collection.
The slots are not as wide as the HF ones you posted. I will be using it to pull my cam bearings. They look no different from the HD one except it has a slide hammer.
The slots are not as wide as the HF ones you posted. I will be using it to pull my cam bearings. They look no different from the HD one except it has a slide hammer.
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