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> 1 ton arbor press for 914 jobs?
Literati914
post Oct 29 2025, 03:58 PM
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Silly question probably.. but I have no experience with these so I'll ask anyway, I currently need to have a couple small items pressed at the moment (roll pin at the transmission shift input and it's corresponding seal). I tried hammering the pin out with a hammer and punch but it didn't budge. Would one of the hand-lever activated, table top 1-ton presses be enough to get this done? I've got another couple of project cars that will need items pressed too, so I figured I might just invest in a small one. It's really hard to find anyone with the equipment and/or willing to bother in my area. A second hand unit would be less than they'd charge me anyway. Are these fairly effective or no?
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Tom1394racing
post Oct 30 2025, 07:22 AM
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I bought a 20-ton Harbor Freight press for $100 at an estate auction. I have found it to be an invaluable tool. I have used it for removing and installing wheel bearings, suspension bushings, crankshaft gears, and even stubborn rusted bolts in exhaust parts. Much safer and more controlled than the hammer.

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