stuck bearing

[okiecub51]

I have been trying to get a bearing out of my cub transmission case, I can't drive it out. It is the rear roller bearing for the input shaft. I am hammering on it from the differential side of the trans case toward the shifter side of the transmission. If anyone knows any tips or tricks to get that bearing out I would appreciate it. Thanks.......okie

[tst]

it drives out from the gear side in to the diff side

[RaymondDurban]

It'll drive out either way. Same with the rear countershaft bearing.

[okiecub51]

Ok thanks guys, I'll try the other direction, maybe a air hammer also!

[Boss Hog]

Hit it square and hard, it will come out
Boss

[Bill V in Md]

Put the right size socket on the end of a long handle that extends through the front case bearing opening and give it a few whacks with a dead blow hammer.

[okiecub51]

Thanks for the picture Bill V that helps a lot, I'll try it that way. I'll need to remove one of the shifter fork and rail to get into it from that end. I'm a little nervous when it comes time to put shifter rail back, because of the poppet balls! Any advice on that? Thanks everyone.

[Bill V in Md]

Thanks for the picture Bill V that helps a lot, I'll try it that way. I'll need to remove one of the shifter fork and rail to get into it from that end. I'm a little nervous when it comes time to put shifter rail back, because of the poppet balls! Any advice on that? Thanks everyone.

Just keep your thumb over the hole as you slide the rail out of the way, and make sure you have a magnet that can reach into the transmission case should one of the balls fall in there. I think it is a little harder to replace the poppet balls. Check out Rudi's "Tranny 101" in the HOW TO section under TRANSMISSION. I think Rudi used a drift pin to press the balls back into place. I used a round file (see photo). Good luck.

[okiecub51]

Thanks for all the help guys, that bearing came right out! Now I see why it wasnt coming out