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Prop Shaft and Bearing Housing Remover
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Used to connect a slide hammer to the propshaft to remove the bearing carrier. Works to remove bearing carrier on standard and counter rotating lower units. Slide hammer threads 5/8-18 UNF.
Fits:
- Suzuki 40-300hp 1986-Current
- Yamaha 115-350hp 1994-Current
Equivalent Yamaha Factory Tool: YB-06335
Prop Shaft and Bearing Housing Remover
- INCLUSION & COMPATIBILITY — This comes with Marine Tech Tools Prop Shaft and Bearing Housing Remover that fits on Suzuki, Yamaha 115-350hp, Honda 75-250hp. It is used to connect a slide hammer to the prop shaft to remove the bearing carrier on stand and counter rotating lower units
- REMOVING BEARING CARRIERS MADE EASY — You don't need to go to a dealer or marine mechanic to get the job done. This simple DIY tool is used for removing the bearing carrier from lower unit with a slide hammer instead of a bearing carrier puller
- BUILT TO LAST — This tool is made of nickel plated steel that provides a combination of corrosion and wear resistance.
- BUILT & DEVELOPED WITH A MISSION — We are on a mission to support boat owners and mechanics in their boating lifestyle through the tools we create like this prop shaft and bearing housing remover
- LIFETIME WARRANTY — As a small business located in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, we take pride in all our tools. They are all built to last, backed with a lifetime warranty
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Perfect tool to have around for lower unit repair
Jul 22, 2024
This puller worked wonders. Needed to pull a housing from a lower unit that had not received care. A little pressure and a moment to rest then a little more and she started to move. This is a beast of a puller. Thank you.
good quality tool, excellent order follow up, Fedx dropped the ball.
Mar 12, 2020
the tool is just what we needed and the order process went smoothly. Everything was fine except the delivery.
I specified Cedar Island Marina more than once yet Fedx had the correct address but failed to deliver it here to the marina as requested. Fedx even called me to verify the address and I repeated that this was a marina that the tool was to be delivered to, yet somehow it arrived at my HOUSE 2 days later. I realize this is not entirely Marine tech Tools fault. But I'm sure the delay could have been avoided.
