Posted by P and R Pete on March 14, 2008 at 15:04:10 from (66.33.249.22):
In Reply to: super a hydraulics posted by xj43 on March 14, 2008 at 13:56:03:
xj, I got lucky. I had this piece of rubber, a cap off something, that I slipped over an allen wrench. Then I stuck it in, torqued it sideways so it would 'grab', and then pulled them right out. It covered the end of the allen wrench, so I didn't have to worry about dinging any of the internal bore surfaces.
In this picture, you're looking at #26, the 'pressure regulator valve seat', which is threaded in place. I got mine out by getting that 'drag-link socket' from NAPA, but again, you have to be able to put enough force on it, while unloosening, to make sure the blade doesn't slip out of the slot and ding the bore.
Somebody else, I think tractorsam, made this next removal tool by grinding down the head of a long bolt so it would fit in the bore. By cranking down the washer and nut, the rubber spreads and grips. The double-nut on the outer end serves as a handle.
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