Reply to "Really inexpensive rear axle socket removal tool"

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Here is a pic of the tool I made attached to a 3/4-in drive ratchet.

The rear wheel bearings in my 12k-mile car were Fafnir 208PP and 308PP; w/ this mileage I assume these are the OEM bearings used in my '72. I know a Pantera dealer will charge much more; I see nothing unique about these bearings, Fafnir makes bearings for countless applications. I found these on eBay for $5 to $8 apiece.

2/13/097:47 PM

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