SwingAxle & Reduction Box Bearing Pullers:Info/Sources

[easy e]

The 533365 looks to be for 1977-88 VW / Audi transmission main shaft bearing, 20X56X16.
https://oemwolf.com/oem-parts/014311371a.html

You can see some other bearing applications (6202, etc.) here: https://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/info/bearingref_t2.php

You should place a classified ad, instead of using the technical forums as a marketplace.
Set ad category = Other VW/Porsche Related
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[supertobs]

Does anyone know what the 533 365 model could be?
DO the two 6202 belong together? Which application on VW are they intended for?

Anyone interested in buying some of the Rille and the Baum tools? Please contact me then.

[supertobs]

Here are my baum tools. The all have numbers on it 6304, 6305 and 6306.
2 complete tools to carry them. one incomplete.

One pairs says 6302 (hard to read) but they have different clamps.

[supertobs]

I identifid 4 RILLEX 6304, one 6305 and one 533 365 and one seems to be the 6306.

Some pieces on one 6304 are missing

The 6306 has no ring or I haven't found it.

My understanding is that 630x equals the bearing number for which is idented to be used.

[supertobs]

Here are my Rillex
Today the upload worked, didn’t last time

Fotos from Baum tool will follow

[easy e]

[supertobs]

Hello,
I have all these Rillex and about 20 of what you call Baum tool (picture to follow).
I have no swing axle at hand.
Would you be so kind help me identifying model numbers and purpose?

Is 6304 also the bearing size?
I think I have 4 6304 and one smaller.
At least one 6305. One 533 366 (not VW?)

Is my setting correct, need the ring be pushed to the end? Some picture of use I see without them

Thanks
Tobias

( i am too stupid to upload a picture ...)

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[Kiwi1966]

Wow --thats a serious looking puller--I like it

['64cal lookdub]

Finally found a 6306 puller, a Krebsfer 241. Hopefully I won't need to use it anytime soon.

[guatebus]

[Bruce Amacker]

Harbor Freight #93980 worked great on my big nut for $45, see detailed use here:

http://leakoil.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2888&start=330
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[62DoKaGuy]

Here's "web special" for Kukko 70-2 and 70-722 for 6035/6036 bearing pullers: http://www.samstagsales.com/kukko.htm - $279 + shipping for both.

And here's the data sheet for them, showing the puller arms 70-722 work for those bearings: http://www.kukko.com/v_mediando_images/Bedienungsanleitungen/70-A_bedienungsanleitung.pdf


Cheers.

Edit: Now a new "web special."
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[SwissCatalog]

A bit late but I figured I would link anyways:

http://www.swisscatalog.com/SIMATOOL-bearing-maintenance-tools_c6.htm

Basically an online store that allows you to look at the 2 different bearing puller kits and one mounting kit. Also has videos of these pullers in action!

The kits arent cheap but they are extremely nice.

[BarryL]

I found a drawback to this style puller in a rare instance of a stuck bearing. The spreader for the arms would crush as there wasn't enough axle sticking out.

Putting an appropriate size socket before the axle for the ring to slide onto and using nuts to support the mandrel as it now couldn't penetrate the socket to center on the axle. I had to use a couple clamps to bring in the arms and keep them there.

[hazetguy]

you should be able to gently pry out that bearing cage in one piece. that will leave the ball bearings to float around in the bearing races. depending on what style puller you will be using, you may need to manually position the ball bearings in the puller for it to work properly.

[BarryL]

I found these as the inner uppers in a virgin transaxle. Do I have to bust out the ball spacer or does it just pop out to be able to use the puller tool?

[WideFive]

Ha, ha, I was wondering if you had seen that auction or not. Knew you were looking for one too. I liked eBay a lot more in the old days when you could see the full ID of who was bidding. I would have backed off then
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[j.pickens]

When I got my puller from Samstag, the box was labeled Sir Tools, so it sounds like the identical puller to me.
I mentioned it earlier, but if you get this kit, be sure to immediately screw the various parts together. The first set I got had mismatched threaded fittings, it was the right thread pitch, but the fit was WAY too tight, so that you couldn't get the extension sleeve on. Also, when trying to set it up for use without the extension, you could only screw one of the collets on about two turns, not enough to use it properly.

It took MONTHS to get a proper set back after returning it.
The guys at Samstag were fine, it just took forever to get the replacement.
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