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  • John Nelson
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    Mine was mangled and petrified. I had to grind thru the bearing with a dermal tool stopping before I hit aluminum, and peel it out with a chisel and needle nose pliers then have the drive shaft repaired also.

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  • Super Sportster
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    Originally posted by frogpond View Post
    Hi does anybody out there have experience with the removal of needle bearing in the upper lower unit these are located directly below water pump housing. I'm working on a 1968 Fisher Pierce "A" block Thanks, Paul
    Paul, I've pulled those, it's been awhile. I'm thinking I had some 3/8" all thread, washers, and a socket with a diameter larger than the OD of the bearing.

    Just digging through parts and tooling I found a bearing and I had this all thread that I must have used. Pretty sure it came out the top side.

    A little more digging I found two early intermediate housings, both have the top bearings removed, lower bearings still in place so I defiantly pulled them though the top side.

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