The Lisle Hub Remover 40100
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Date: 2023-09-22
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Comments and reviews: 12
Steven
Yes this was an advertisement, it was rare and it was a actual advertisement. If it was not real you would have known somehow. If you saw it consider yourself lucky! This is more rare than seeing falcons swimming in a concrete pool! Eric O is a good guy and good service he deserves a break. Just love it. Thank you Eric O.
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Yes this was an advertisement, it was rare and it was a actual advertisement. If it was not real you would have known somehow. If you saw it consider yourself lucky! This is more rare than seeing falcons swimming in a concrete pool! Eric O is a good guy and good service he deserves a break. Just love it. Thank you Eric O.
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Posh
I was installing a led-bar with an electrical kit. Someone had switched the earth and rele cable in the switch. So the electricity went through and burned the fuse. After a brainwash I switched blue and black and it worked. Arent You supposed to follow the manual? (the black was for the led in the switch)
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I was installing a led-bar with an electrical kit. Someone had switched the earth and rele cable in the switch. So the electricity went through and burned the fuse. After a brainwash I switched blue and black and it worked. Arent You supposed to follow the manual? (the black was for the led in the switch)
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Mike
sold one wed in a shop to use on a Ford Explorer rear bearing. we used a heavy piece of metal between the caliper mounts to push against. the ears of the knuckle where the caliper bolts up bent from the load and the bearing never moved at all
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sold one wed in a shop to use on a Ford Explorer rear bearing. we used a heavy piece of metal between the caliper mounts to push against. the ears of the knuckle where the caliper bolts up bent from the load and the bearing never moved at all
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Bombardier64
Works great
I know it's only 100 or so. That would be a fun project to build when you have everything in house to make it. That would get me of my fat. and relax for a couple hrs.
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Works great
I know it's only 100 or so. That would be a fun project to build when you have everything in house to make it. That would get me of my fat. and relax for a couple hrs.
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Jacob
Anyone have experience with the Chinesium knockoffs that are about half the price? For a DIYer that might use it once every few years it seems like they would probably be adequate
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Anyone have experience with the Chinesium knockoffs that are about half the price? For a DIYer that might use it once every few years it seems like they would probably be adequate
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Fred
Would it be better if you had one at the top and one at the bottom to pull it out evenly, or even one that has two screw in one tool, same as 2 seperate ones but one unit. F.
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Would it be better if you had one at the top and one at the bottom to pull it out evenly, or even one that has two screw in one tool, same as 2 seperate ones but one unit. F.
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Tatsuki
I use this Lisle tool to remove hubs on Subarus. I live in the rust belt, upstate NY. Has not failed me once, even with rusty hubs. Thanks for making this video.
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I use this Lisle tool to remove hubs on Subarus. I live in the rust belt, upstate NY. Has not failed me once, even with rusty hubs. Thanks for making this video.
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Greg
Whilst I'm well aware this was a promo for this tool & it's good it's just not a problem to remove bearings & or Subaru long bolts, no salt, no shit, no problem!
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Whilst I'm well aware this was a promo for this tool & it's good it's just not a problem to remove bearings & or Subaru long bolts, no salt, no shit, no problem!
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Marc
I still use your old method of popping out a wheel stud and using a nut and bolt method. LOL. Gleaned that tip from you a few years ago.
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I still use your old method of popping out a wheel stud and using a nut and bolt method. LOL. Gleaned that tip from you a few years ago.
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Blake
Don't know of it works for all vehicles but I just wedge something like an extention behind hub and use power steering to push it out.
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Don't know of it works for all vehicles but I just wedge something like an extention behind hub and use power steering to push it out.
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Aaron
That made super quick work of that hub. The last one I did took me a while. I wound up make my own puller because of how tough it was.
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That made super quick work of that hub. The last one I did took me a while. I wound up make my own puller because of how tough it was.
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Jet
Cool tool. Thanks for sharing. I may need one of these on my Wife's SRX soon, starting to hear a slight hum in the back of the car.
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Cool tool. Thanks for sharing. I may need one of these on my Wife's SRX soon, starting to hear a slight hum in the back of the car.
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