Can these be used to pull bearings off an electric motor shaft?
627863
Only if you have ample access to the bearing. The jaws are thick. Also there's no way to lock the jaw into place to prevent slippage.
627864
Yes. It will be easier if the shaft has a center divot to hold the point of the gear puller but that's what I use this (type) of gear puller for all the time. Nice set.
273495
They are stabilizers and are not intended to be used as a means of lifting your trailer. That said they would most likely do it. I have used them several times and the seem to work well.
441680
Precision Bearings with 1-3/8-Inch outside diameter, 5/8-Inch inside diameter
676127
I would think so. I have a Black & Decker bit set and the drill has had no issues with using them.
450866
They do not come with a shaft. They should fit onto the shaft that came with the machine.
2161429
I have a skate tool and there is a screw driver in it that I use to take the bearings out. That's one way. The other way is getting the Bones bearing press puller tool.
1212570
I don't believe so sounds like your talking about an electric motor this tool is designed for car engine , if it looks like it would work that's up to you to buy and try.
106439
Yes they will, no problem. They will fit any standard bit. Good quality bearings!
1041713
No this would not work for even the smallest of electric trolling motors. Not enough stored energy.
339754
Will work on any concentric rotating object as long as there is a surface that can be used to attach a reflective dot. Pulleys that are a couple inches in diameter and up are ideal. Using a small diameter shaft would be a bit more difficult.
634380
Yes they can. In fact I replaced one of the grinding wheels with a wire brush. Make sure the brush has a 1/2" arbor hole.
422403
Not really - the motor is geared the wrong way to do this. It's hard to tell from the picture, but the darker section from which the motor's shaft protrudes is actually a cylindrical gear box, and it is geared to give mechanical advantage to the motor behind it. You would have to spin the shaft with so much force that the power you got out of it would probably not be worth it. What you want is setup where that gear arrangement was reversed. Then a very little input would result in a productive output.
187711
Yes, of course. However, due to the nature of your question-- you do realize that these attach to the sanding foot of an electric sander, right? These will be rather ineffective if used without the proper machine.
740274
Yes, the drivers are made out of tool steel. I believe you could press out a bearing race using a close fit driver, I've only used mine on brass bushings but they'll work fine for small bearings.
458214
Yes you may; however, keep in mind these motors include a starter winding which may be defective.
158988
no they are not. I dont know if they can be, a mechanic I know ran a magnet in a circle in the middle to magnatize my screw driver bit. You should look that up on the internet as how to or call Black and Decker if they have them, magnetic bits are worth it.
1704344
I don't see why not! All they are are sockets but, strenghthened to work with the strength of an impact wrench. they will also work with ordinary drills etc.