Using BREAD to remove a pilot bearing Chunky 1969 Ford Econoline Van pt 41

[@DeanOlson-y1j]

Thanks for the time you put into your videos. I am building a 1973 E200 and your videos have helped, I hope it will be on the road in a month or so 🙏

[@sircrunch80]

Glad to help! I work really slow! A snails pace

[@TheDutchVanMan]

your videos keep getting better all the time, fun and educational , i am also going to partly reassemble my 302 next week

[@sircrunch80]

Thank you. Good luck with it. I am amazed a v8 fits in this same spot!

[@kensimpson4159]

Good afternoon sir, I have to say that is pretty slick. Hopefully you won't have anymore set backs. Looking forward to hearing that van run. Thanks for the trick and and as alway's keep the updates coming.

[@sircrunch80]

Yes sir I was skeptical at first but...it worked!

[@pstreetgarage7304]

Wow ! That was a great tip, never heard of this one before

[@sircrunch80]

Glad it was helpful! Yeah the bread acts like Hydraulic fluid pushing. Amazing stuff

[@sleepchamber]

Works everytime!

[@sircrunch80]

That's what I was told and it didn't disappoint!

[@DeanOlson-y1j]

Did you use white or wheat bread 😅

[@sircrunch80]

I used white and it seems to have the correct consistency , haha 😄

[@DonSullivan-r8r]

boi git dat bread yo

[@sircrunch80]

Got er done