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Post Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 12:11 am 
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hey steking what difference dose taking the rotor off do?
we made a you buetas tool but the f@#ker won't budge where going to fit the ring to a large socket to get more leverage on it see how we go


That way if you miss your finger with the hammer, you won't hit the rotor :roll: :wink: :P :P :P 8O


Nope didnt miss my finger....two times 8O :roll: :wink:

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Post Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 1:32 am 
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hey steking what difference dose taking the rotor off do?
we made a you buetas tool but the f@#ker won't budge where going to fit the ring to a large socket to get more leverage on it see how we go


That way if you miss your finger with the hammer, you won't hit the rotor :roll: :wink: :P :P :P 8O


Nope didnt miss my finger....two times 8O :roll: :wink:


It's a must, if a hammer is in your hand, finger's have to be hit. Then the swearing start's & the bit your working on get's frightened & come's off.
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hey steking what difference dose taking the rotor off do?
we made a you buetas tool but the f@#ker won't budge where going to fit the ring to a large socket to get more leverage on it see how we go


That way if you miss your finger with the hammer, you won't hit the rotor :roll: :wink: :P :P :P 8O


Nope didnt miss my finger....two times 8O :roll: :wink:


It's a must, if a hammer is in your hand, finger's have to be hit. Then the swearing start's & the bit your working on get's frightened & come's off.
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Arrrr so thats how we got it off :roll: :P

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Post Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 2:38 am 
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:lol: :lol:

Work's every time. :wink:

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ive got the tool fits my impact gun. its a heavy duty tube with tool steel pins in it. if your local bring it round ill loosen um 4 u

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Post Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 2:43 pm 
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ive got the tool fits my impact gun. its a heavy duty tube with tool steel pins in it. if your local bring it round ill loosen um 4 u


Pic's?? This has my interest!!!!! :P :P :P

Part no & where you got it would be nice to! :roll: :wink: :wink: 8)

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Somethimg like this? A good exchange rate don't make it cheap, tho.

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Heres the one me and Brad used....you can laugh at the welds there not mine :P it worked sweet as


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Post Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 4:54 pm 
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oi I never said the welds would look pretty

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Post Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 4:57 pm 
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and before any one asks there it two plates welded there so i could tap the tensile bolts a little deeper the first try riped them straight out now there noce and strong

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oi I never said the welds would look pretty


All good matey it worked and thats what counts :P :wink:

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yea im glad some goose forgot the circlip so we could test the tool!
by the way got the press up and running yesterday pressed the other case out out of the hub.
can any one confirm if i didn't have a press can I put the hub in the oven @ 170c for an hour so the new case will go in easy?

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yea im glad some goose forgot the circlip so we could test the tool!
by the way got the press up and running yesterday pressed the other case out out of the hub.
can any one confirm if i didn't have a press can I put the hub in the oven @ 170c for an hour so the new case will go in easy?


Just try it im sure kirsty wont mind if you use the oven for something like that 8O :P :wink:

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:09 am 
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I tried doing this today, my locking ring is as bad as yours... farking tight :?

have tried using a punch to turn it around but no avail

have found this tool

http://www.etoolcart.com/kent-moore-geo ... 37763.aspx

or even this, as mentioned above

http://www.bits4vits.co.uk/store/index. ... oductId=29

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:18 am 
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buy now... 8)


i'm sure i could get some use out of that!

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:21 am 
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did you take it of and put it in a vice you can hit it on a better angle

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 5:08 am 
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did you take it of and put it in a vice you can hit it on a better angle



yeah! taken the whole hub off and belted fawk out of it in the vice... theres a fair bit of rust in there... worse than joes pic 8O

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i'm sure i could get some use out of that!


aussie dollar is good against the pound atm.... works out to 66 bucks.... i guess if i bought one i could charge 30 bucks a side for it :wink:

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did you take it of and put it in a vice you can hit it on a better angle



yeah! taken the whole hub off and belted fawk out of it in the vice... theres a fair bit of rust in there... worse than joes pic 8O

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i'm sure i could get some use out of that!


aussie dollar is good against the pound atm.... works out to 66 bucks.... i guess if i bought one i could charge 30 bucks a side for it :wink:


Hit it harder :P

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 5:22 am 
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i'll try again tomorrow, i'll get my sledge hammer out! whats interesting tho, i tried undoing one of them on my halfcut... i could undo it with my fingers :?

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Does your half cut have a p/s box?????

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Post Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 12:44 am 
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I tried doing this today, my locking ring is as bad as yours... farking tight :?

have tried using a punch to turn it around but no avail

have found this tool

http://www.etoolcart.com/kent-moore-geo ... 37763.aspx

or even this, as mentioned above

http://www.bits4vits.co.uk/store/index. ... oductId=29


You have good timing. I have just finished making these Vitara wheel bearing / hub nut tools:

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And for Jimny's:
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$64 AU + $10 shipping.

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Does your half cut have a p/s box?????


i think chops has already raped the p/s box... i think flagstaff vitara breakers is running out of stock :?

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i think chops has already raped the p/s box...


well its still siting at my place, so technically i still own it :wink:

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i think flagstaff vitara breakers is running out of stock :?


i've still got 10,000 parts stiing here, i've got heaps of stock :wink:

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You have good timing. I have just finished making these Vitara wheel bearing / hub nut tools:

$64 AU + $10 shipping.

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i think chops has already raped the p/s box...


well its still siting at my place, so technically i still own it :wink:

atari4x4 wrote:
i think flagstaff vitara breakers is running out of stock :?


i've still got 10,000 parts stiing here, i've got heaps of stock :wink:


Can i have it ill give you money :P

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Polar_Bear wrote:
I tried doing this today, my locking ring is as bad as yours... farking tight :?

have tried using a punch to turn it around but no avail

have found this tool

http://www.etoolcart.com/kent-moore-geo ... 37763.aspx

or even this, as mentioned above

http://www.bits4vits.co.uk/store/index. ... oductId=29


You have good timing. I have just finished making these Vitara wheel bearing / hub nut tools:

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And for Jimny's:
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$64 AU + $10 shipping.

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Haha that looks like a clean version of the tool that Brad made :P

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Post Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:06 am 
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hey I deal with ohms and volts not nuts and bolts may not look as flash but it dose the job still has he tested on a ceased one yet?

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hey I deal with ohms and volts not nuts and bolts may not look as flash but it dose the job still has he tested on a ceased one yet?


Good point hey Ben have a tryed it on one that is really stuck???

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hey I deal with ohms and volts not nuts and bolts may not look as flash but it dose the job still has he tested on a ceased one yet?


Good point hey Ben have a tryed it on one that is really stuck???


I havent had a really rusty one to try it on, but it works great on ones that are really tight - eg the stock 157 lb-ft torque.

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