Very good! That's a very nice idea..............I just finished hammering mine out of my straight 8, which worked okay, but not as slick at your hydraulic system.
Thank you for your videos I have a l 134 in the shop.Its a chain driven. I think I watched a video were you mentioned a video were you converted to gear driven can you send me the link.
Please send some photos or a link to your setup..... I love to see new ideas. This setup was made from things around the shop and all in about $50. this is the only cylinder that has held up against the pressure of pulling valve guides. Other cylinders have failed so it would be good to see what you are using. Some guides take 20,000 pounds to break them free on old rusty blocks.
@@metalshaperJeep great method, on January 18 of this year I emailed you a short video of me using a hollow core cylinder to extract them this way, but I’m guessing you might not have seen it. When I got my new guides I also installed them using the same technique, but I flipped the block upside down and put a plate across and cut two of the old guides for spacers so that I would pull them to right height
@@cabotbroughton7458 I didn't see the video you sent. Would be great if you can send it again and if you have a video of the install that would be great to see as well.
Very good! That's a very nice idea..............I just finished hammering mine out of my straight 8, which worked okay, but not as slick at your hydraulic system.
Very nice way of doing it Brian. 👍🏻
Glad you like it
That's really neat, Thank you for another useful lesson Brian!
Glad you liked it!
Fantastic idea!
I drilled and tapped some vw guides once. This is an interesting idea that’s probably a lot less risky.
Great Stuff Brian, Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic idea!!
Great solution!
Thank you for your videos I have a l 134 in the shop.Its a chain driven. I think I watched a video were you mentioned a video were you converted to gear driven can you send me the link.
Nice setup bud, thanks.
Good to hear from you, hope all is well in your part of the world. Thanks for watching.
Very innovative!
hollow piston cylinder would be easier to set up. I think they come down in price. works a charm
Please send some photos or a link to your setup..... I love to see new ideas. This setup was made from things around the shop and all in about $50.
this is the only cylinder that has held up against the pressure of pulling valve guides. Other cylinders have failed so it would be good to see what you are using. Some guides take 20,000 pounds to break them free on old rusty blocks.
@@metalshaperJeep great method, on January 18 of this year I emailed you a short video of me using a hollow core cylinder to extract them this way, but I’m guessing you might not have seen it. When I got my new guides I also installed them using the same technique, but I flipped the block upside down and put a plate across and cut two of the old guides for spacers so that I would pull them to right height
@@cabotbroughton7458 I didn't see the video you sent. Would be great if you can send it again and if you have a video of the install that would be great to see as well.
Great video , question : it is posible to replace steering box sector shaft pins ?
Thanks
Unfortunately not
Very clever and safe👍
thanks for watching
looks like im getting a new tool.....lol.....