[RobV]

i think someone mentioned a rebuild kit from a Dakota. i think it was dean gts

 

[RobV]

I got a small lathe to use on that plug. Or i will turn my own.

 

[RobV]

Do you measure the bearings for dimensions or do they have part numbers or marking on them to cross reference them to determine the dimensions.

 

[RobV]

Do you or can you take a picture of how you did that? We are fighting with the seal now. I guess there is a purpose-built tool for the one seal, but cost $600.

Remember asked what was i going to with that micro lathe (i thought is was a mini as stated in the ad but it was a micro damn fucker) i bought?

 

[RobV]

i was think as I read your DIY post, maybe you can find a washer (metal or thick nylon) that you grind down to size to knock the seal out where you used the 3/4" socket for. Heck, you might be able to find one with an OD almost exact if you are luck.

there is always a different way.

 

[RobV]

Contact redline and ask. That might not be thick enough as Dean suggested even though the sheets states worn gear application.