INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1. Refer to Figure 1 for description of the 500-100-1 bearing puller. Retract the puller’s expansion mandrel by holding body hex and backing off expansion hex. Rotate pulling hex nut to position closest to body hex.
Step 2. Fit 3/4" shallow socket on ratchet wrench; slip socket over expansion hex. Place anti-scuff washer and transparent pulling sleeve over bearing puller as shown. Rotate puller so that slot in expanding mandrel is vertical. Push bearing puller into needle bearing until it is fully seated.
Step 3. Slide thin 11/16" wrench (provided) onto body hex. Brace wrench against bottom of 9 o’clock starter mounting stud.
Step 4. Maintain pressure to keep puller fully seated in bearing. Tighten expansion hex with ratchet wrench. As mandrel expands in bearing, tightening torque will increase. Stop tightening when it feels "snug" and mandrel stops expanding as viewed through the transparent pulling sleeve.
Step 5. Keep 11/16" wrench braced against 9 o’clock starter mounting stud and place thin 15/16" wrench (supplied) onto pulling hex nut. Tighten pulling hex nut against pulling sleeve. As the mandrel is extracted, observe needle bearing through transparent pulling sleeve to be sure that the bearing is coming out with the mandrel.
Step 6. After the bearing has moved approximately 1/8:, back off tension on both pulling and expansion hexes. Reseat pulling mandrel as described in Step 4.
