I have a W74 that I have taken out of service due to failed bearings. Before I jump into this job that I will probably regret I would like to make sure that I have all the required pullers. Thanks in advance.
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Wascomat W74 Front Loader Service Manual
Started by avdelgado, Jul 04 2009 02:41 AM
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Posted 04 December 2009 - 07:15 PM
Hello Andy, I have done quite a few of these. Wascomat has a complete tool kit with all the pullers that can be rented. Pretty sure its 100.00 dollars for 15 days. It also comes with detailed instructions. With the W74 you can find pullers at an auto parts store that will work. Also, we use 18 inch long car tailpipes to drive the bearings and seals back on. Just take the bearing and seals to auto store to match diameter.
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