Removing Bearing Cone from RH Differential

texasman500 · Dec 22, 2015

Has anyone posted how to remove the Bearing Cone part #185251M1 from the Coupling Half part #190963M1 ?
Dave

Dieseltech · Dec 22, 2015

If I remember right I used a blunt dull chisel to get it started, then the roll head bars could get a bite to pry it off.

Tx Jim · Dec 22, 2015

Run a welding bead around center of race and it will come out/off easier

wd9garymn · Dec 22, 2015

I second txjim on that one. I used to change bearings/cone on gear boxes set in a blind hole with no way to get under the cone. Welded a bead one fourth the diameter of the cone opposite sides of the cone,let cool and would nearly fall out.

Tom in Ga · Dec 22, 2015

It is a different situation, but I have seen pilot bearings pulled out of a flywheel by packing it full of grease and ptting a socket the same size as
the hole Pack the socket full of grease and hit it. I reckon it acts like hydraulic pressure and pushes the bearing out. It may not work for your
problem but it might be worth a try. Tommy

NCWayne · Dec 22, 2015

Like TX Jim said, if you weld a bead all the way around the race, and let it cool, it should all but fall out. I've done many, many like that over the years and have yet to see it fail.

Removing Bearing Cone from RH Differential

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