Sm465 Input Shaft Bearing Replacement at Sebastian Spargo blog

Sm465 Input Shaft Bearing Replacement. I have had trouble finding a puller long enough to fit over the long input shaft. Try rotating the mainshaft 180 deg and applying modest prybar help to the syn collar. We suggest the rebuilder have access to a set of snap ring pliers, a bearing puller and a hydraulic press. Was wondering what you guys use to remove the input shaft bearing on a sm465. Essentially all parts for the sm465, including gears, shafts, factory adapters. If you cannot move it with modest prybar help,. Finally got it pulled out. Removing the bolts from the front nose cone of the unit allows for the removal of the input shaft. I also tried using a punch. It looks like there is a leak at the sealed bearing on the aa input. I’m replacing with a rebuilt sm465 and an older style aa adapter to a toyota 3 speed tc. Trying to get the mainshaft and input shaft installed properly on an sm465 rebuild (with novak mainshaft to adapt to d18, but that.

Pictorial Replacing the gearbox inputshaft bearing TeamBHP
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Finally got it pulled out. It looks like there is a leak at the sealed bearing on the aa input. Essentially all parts for the sm465, including gears, shafts, factory adapters. Trying to get the mainshaft and input shaft installed properly on an sm465 rebuild (with novak mainshaft to adapt to d18, but that. If you cannot move it with modest prybar help,. Was wondering what you guys use to remove the input shaft bearing on a sm465. Try rotating the mainshaft 180 deg and applying modest prybar help to the syn collar. I’m replacing with a rebuilt sm465 and an older style aa adapter to a toyota 3 speed tc. I have had trouble finding a puller long enough to fit over the long input shaft. I also tried using a punch.

Pictorial Replacing the gearbox inputshaft bearing TeamBHP

Sm465 Input Shaft Bearing Replacement It looks like there is a leak at the sealed bearing on the aa input. Finally got it pulled out. We suggest the rebuilder have access to a set of snap ring pliers, a bearing puller and a hydraulic press. Removing the bolts from the front nose cone of the unit allows for the removal of the input shaft. I’m replacing with a rebuilt sm465 and an older style aa adapter to a toyota 3 speed tc. Was wondering what you guys use to remove the input shaft bearing on a sm465. It looks like there is a leak at the sealed bearing on the aa input. Trying to get the mainshaft and input shaft installed properly on an sm465 rebuild (with novak mainshaft to adapt to d18, but that. Try rotating the mainshaft 180 deg and applying modest prybar help to the syn collar. I also tried using a punch. If you cannot move it with modest prybar help,. I have had trouble finding a puller long enough to fit over the long input shaft. Essentially all parts for the sm465, including gears, shafts, factory adapters.

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