Bearing puller

[Mr White]

I need a bearing puller to pull my rear wheel bearing out.

Which one should I get?

[Damon]

A slide hammer bearing puller ideally, although you could probably tap it out from the other side as a last resort. I take it you mean a rear wheel bearing?

[Mr White]

Seen some for £80 Post a link if you can find anything cheaper.


Would this puller do the job?
https://m2.sourcingmap.com/smap/images/item/n/07c/ux_a07090700ux0034_ux_n.jpg
https://www.sourcingmap.com/threejaw-legs-gear-hub-bearing-puller-set-p-9950.html?currency=GBP
-on ebay for £7

[Kickstart]

Hi

Replaced wheel bearings loads of times and never used a bearing puller on them. It is a pretty easy job to do.

All the best

Keith
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[G]

No you do not NEED a bearing puller.

[Mr White]

I have tried to drift it from the other side.
But had no luck
The motorbike its doubt and has just done 11k miles, I doubt the bearing has been changed.
Sized?

[Kickstart]

Hi

Why can't you knock them out from the other side? You normally need to push the bearing spacer across to one side to get a lip to use to drift the bearings out

All the best

Keith
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[.....]

Use a heat gun or a blow torch to heat the hub around the bearing so it comes out easier. Also use a good sturdy drift - I used a length of metal rod. Also check there isn't a circlip or something holding it it. Give it a good clean with some WD40 if there's muck around it.

[stinkwheel]