Removing rear axle with out using the SST?

Started by MiniSimp, January 20, 2006, 01:37:00 PM

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junya92toy

When I did mine I pulled the axle removed the snap ring then bolted the axle back in. Attached a slide hammer to two lug studs and "hammered" the axle away from the housing. Worked great.
Dr.Maxwe001 – well i have a 15 gal compressor now and if I gett he 60  and then use the 15 as a reserve that wil give me 75 gal  thats close to 80 isnt it ?

-Jake-

Quote from: -Jake- on December 22, 2009, 10:08:14 PM
I also swapped in my Tacoma rear since it was setup for an e-locker.  It desperately needed a wheel bearing and I am poor so no way was I going to take it to a shop.  I made up a SST for myself.

This bolts on to the backing plate



Then you place it in the press and begin pressing on the axle


81 Hilux, E-Lockers, 5.29s, Duals, 30 spline Longfields, 8274 Warn, 40" Iroks, F150s and RUF

Red_Runner

you no its funny i built that tool before i got any feed back on this thread and it worked great looks like crap then thought i cant wait tell i have a spar rear end I'm going to cut it up and make me a SST here it is 2 years later and i finally have one to make it 

LarryWannamaker

Really the easiest is a SST and a12t press (minimum  - barley fits with a DIY SST), then there are the methods described in the previous posts.

helipilot77

#34
Plumbing fittings:
- 2" schedule 40 pipe 20" long threaded on both ends
- 3" floor flange
- 3" x 2" bushing (reducer)
- 2" floor flange

The holes need just a little grinding to line up. I use it in a hydraulic press, but it could just as easily be used with four lengths of all-thread and a a piece of flat stock across the top of the axle.
-1987 SR5 4runner, 1KZ-t turbo diesel with mech. pump
& custom 3" S.S. dump pipe, R-151f transmission, marlin dual ultimate transfer cases w/ triple shifter, SAS, 35's https://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=98969.0
-1984 SR5 Tercel 4wd wagon bone stock - given to my nephew https://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=100547.0
-1:10 scale RC 4wd crawler w/yota axles, R2 2 speed enclosed dig tranny and 1st gen 4Runner body by BigBird
-My front axle service write-up http://board.marlincrawler.com/i

OOPS

Nice idea but I do not know if I would trust those cast flanges.
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helipilot77

Quote from: OOPS on July 07, 2015, 02:53:54 PM
Nice idea but I do not know if I would trust those cast flanges.

They worked very well. It was really seized in the flange and the whole assembly jumped when the bearing finally came out.
-1987 SR5 4runner, 1KZ-t turbo diesel with mech. pump
& custom 3" S.S. dump pipe, R-151f transmission, marlin dual ultimate transfer cases w/ triple shifter, SAS, 35's https://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=98969.0
-1984 SR5 Tercel 4wd wagon bone stock - given to my nephew https://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=100547.0
-1:10 scale RC 4wd crawler w/yota axles, R2 2 speed enclosed dig tranny and 1st gen 4Runner body by BigBird
-My front axle service write-up http://board.marlincrawler.com/i

OOPS

Cool, I made mine out of two flat pieces of .250 steel and a piece of 2.5 DOM. Had a real tight one and bent the plate so I welded a piece of .375 channel on top of it. No more bending.
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zippo

If you see it, its for sale.

82toyojr

I had no problem pressing it off without making any special puller type thing. I just slapped my axle shaft assembly on the press at work. I set it up with the shaft able to slide out but the backing plate on the press cross bars. I put around 1200 lbs of force on before it started to slide out. Make sure to pull the snap ring!!!!!

2G4R

chek youtube, dudes doing it using the sidewalk and a 2x4