My seal puller

[BGE541]

Home made seen similar things around before but it works well and got the bent screwdriver for free so why not...

Thoughts?

 

[paragonbuilder]

Pic?


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[BGE541]

 

[Canadian farm boy]

I use something very similar. Works great.

 

[Brian Simonseth]

 

[BGE541]

All done pieces of work...

 

[a. palmer jr.]

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I have one almost identical to yours, still having trouble pulling the flywheel side seal on 026 and 028 Stihl saws, maybe I should try again.

 

[backhoelover]

sometime you have to tap them with a socket to get them loose

 

[fossil]

If I get a stubborn seal I put a pair of heavy vice grips around the shaft (loose so it doesn't touch the screwdriver shaft) and use it like a little slide hammer. Works well.
I suppose you could slip a heavy socket over the shaft before you bury the tip of the screwdriver in the seal.

 

[backhoelover]

i would not know as i have the seal pullers lol

 

[paragonbuilder]

If I get a stubborn seal I put a pair of heavy vice grips around the shaft (loose so it doesn't touch the screwdriver shaft) and use it like a little slide hammer. Works well.
I suppose you could slip a heavy socket over the shaft before you bury the tip of the screwdriver in the seal.

Two great ideas!


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[Stihl working Hard]

I use something very similar. Works great. View attachment 13922

Have you found any seals you can't pop out with that size wise that is

 

[Canadian farm boy]

Have you found any seals you can't pop out with that size wise that is

So far it has worked on everything I've used it on.
I should mention that I haven't had to use it yet on real small seals like the 026 flywheel seal.

 

[Redfin]

This is what I came up with. Thin and strong.

 

[Wagnerwerks]

This is what I came up with. Thin and strong.View attachment 30221

You just had to one up the screwdriver, huh?

 

[Redfin]

You just had to one up the screwdriver, huh?

Nah, I did use a screwdriver Kris.

 

[Wagnerwerks]

Nah, I did use a screwdriver Kris.

Lol.. yeah, but yours is fancy.

I was busting on you while copying the picture to make one like it.

 

[northwest saws]

Looks like im reviving an old thread. I made a seal puller out of an old screw driver similar to ones posted above. Any seals that I can't get with it I just use the "screw" method. Has anyone used the Stihl seal puller tool? I've given it some thought but it's also going to cost some bucks and I'm not too convinced that it's real effective.

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[angelo c]

I have the stihl seal tool and really am Luke warm on it. I would love to see how the "jaws" are properly shoved/driven/hammered under the lips because I ain't getting them under unless I hammer the chit out of the tool. Every video I've seen just shows how easy they come out once in place....yet nobody shows how to apply the tool. Oh well.

 

[backhoelover]

I have the stihl seal tool and really am Luke warm on it. I would love to see how the "jaws" are properly shoved/driven/hammered under the lips because I ain't getting them under unless I hammer the chit out of the tool. Every video I've seen just shows how easy they come out once in place....yet nobody shows how to apply the tool. Oh well.

I love mine
what have you pulled seals on so far. FYI the larger adapter are for pulling av bushing and holding sumo together also for press vac testing 088 etc.The 3.1 is going to be your go to for seals. Also have to tap the seal with tool before pulling. You might already know this