Willys Jeep differential rebuild, building axle puller
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- In this video I will show you how to fabricate a simple puller to remove your axle shafts with ease. I will show it in use and then continue on with the front and rear end rebuild.
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Excellent video. These videos are going to be a 'go to' for jeep enthusiasts for many years.
Always glad when someone gets something out of my videos. Thanks for the comment and keep watching for more videos, many more in the works right now.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. I will have to make a puller like that, as I have tapered axles on my Studebaker also.
Thanks from western Colorado!
Information you are providing is invaluable. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge.
Thanks for the comment. I am trying to get out hard to find information and I am glad that there are people who appreciate it.
Liking the series!! It's interesting to learn how they were designed and built. This is where the Jeep legend was born...
glad you are enjoying the videos and thanks for saying so. Hard to know if people like the content so comments like yours are great. keep watching many more to come.
Muchas gracias por su video, realmente util.saludos desde Argentina
I really enjoy learning from your videos thank you. I am starting an fc 150 rebuild so am tooling up. I ordered the connecting coupler and one foot of threaded rod from mcmaster and carr. I was looking thru my metal pile to weld up the puller. I came across some three inch pipe to use for the legs. I drilled a 1.125 hole in some 3/8 x 4 x 4 " that will lay across one end of the pipe with the other end of the pipe up against the axle housing. No need to weld anything.
I get a lot of great ideas for tools I can make to help with these steps. I have always been a little intimidated to get into some of these repairs cause I'm never sure if I have the right equipment to get me through the whole job. Thanks for walking us through this, I have the confidence to take this on, and thanks for showing the tools you've made. Big help.
Glad my videos are helping you along, that is the purpose for me making them. Take your time and be patient when rebuilding your jeep and it should come out fine. Thanks for watching.
You have a beautiful shop! Thank you for sharing your wisdom, your videos are extremely helpfull as i rebuild my 47 cj2a. Thank You
Luke, glad you are finding the videos helpful. Keep watching as there are many more coming. If there is anythings specific you would like to see just send a message. Thanks for watching.
Your videos have helped me a lot. Thanks from Brazil.
Glad you enjoy the videos, more coming so keep watching. Brian
Awesome video, I really like that axle puller you designed and built. I’m heading out to the shop today to build one!
Great, let me know how your axle puller works for you!!
great videos can't wait to get started on my 55 my son is excited to do a complete restoration
Fantastic, these old willys make wonderful father and son projects. Keep watching my videos and you will see how a jeep comes apart and goes back together. thanks for being a supporter.
U and I r rebuilding my cj2a in Cincinnati, Thank u, Rick
hope things are going good on your CJ2A.
Great narration during the entire video all good info, your welding is spot on, I found some U shaped tools among my fathers tools and thought how funny when he has so much moneys into Snap-On tools and thought they were junk and tossed them into the #1 iron pile I guess Ill have to go and retrieve them, Anyway I am working on the 1946 CJ 2A that has set in the yard from 1968 and three generations of kids grow up driving it around the world and I am thinking how funny it would be to see it actually ruining someday ....
i just subbed and i wanted to say THANK YOU very much for the info. i`ve been trying for 2 days to figure out how the axel comes out and cant get it to move, now i know i need a puller and that im not going to break any thing in the differential. angain thank you for the information :)
Thanks for watching and taking a moment to comment, that is how I know that people are learning from and enjoying my videos. You can make a puller to get the axle out, I think I made a video of how to make it but it was a while ago.
Brian
metalshaper I've watched that video as well. I'm going to see what I can come up with.
Great videos, very helpful. Would you be able to create a series for the Timken rear axle? From tear down to rebuild would be really awesome and helpful. Thanks on advance for your consideration
That tool you used to remove tha seal is ingeneous!
Time is money so you have to have the best tools to get the job done quickly.
I used a slide hammer threaded onto a bracket welded to a 1"-15 nut
Dimensions of puller & size of material used !
Enjoyed
I destroyed my drum trying too pull it off the axle need the video of you swedging them back together
Just curious but was wondering how do you inspect the axle shafts (straightness, weakness, splines etc).
At what point would you replace vs. refurbish? I find that I am now constantly checking for your next
video. 👍 Thanks
I check axles for straightness/run out, buy mounting them between centers on the lathe. If it looks like it is running out, I mount a dial indicator and check how bad it is. I always check keyway to make sure the key fits with no slop. Splines are checked visually. If I suspect the axles were abused, I often use a dye penetrating fluid to check for fine cracks. Keep watching many more videos to come.
How do you get the bearing off the axle? I am redoing my Willy’s M38 and cannot figure out how to remove them.
you will need a press to remove and re install bearings. if you don't have a press just take it to a local machine shop or large auto parts store and they should be able to press them off for you.
thanks
You're welcome!
Your videos are amazing. I have a bunch of questions how can I get in touch with you? I also need some of you live products they sound amazing
contact me at metalshaper@comcast.net and I can send you a lube list.
Please tell us about that seal puller, haven't seen that one before....
compostwerks1 just got into shop. OTC part number is 7494 for puller kit I used
Made by OTC tool company. Original use is to remove axle bearings, but it makes a great seal puller too. Anybody that sells OTC tools should have it.
I made a device like yours. Exactly the same setup axles and mine's not coming out is there a reason how much torque do I put in window I try something different
Sometimes they can get stuck in there. Just give it a good shock with a hammer and it should work fine.
My axle broke off leaving me about 1 inch of axle to hang on too to pull it out by. I havn't figured out how to pull on it yet.
if you axle is broken but still sticking out, just weld a large nut or washer to it and use a slide hammer or something like that to pull it out.
Brian, do you have a website?
no, i don't have a website. best way to reach me is thru youtube or directly at metalshaper@comcast.net