Axle Bearing Remover - T85T-1225-AH - OTC Tools and Equipment

Specifications

The Axle Bearing Remover is manufactured by OTC Tools and Equipment OTC, identified by Model Number 205-224. This specialized tool also corresponds to Ford part number T85T-1225-AH.

Key Features

• Specialized Design: Engineered for the precise removal of semi-floating rear axle bearings.
• Ford Axle Compatibility: Specifically designed to fit Ford 10.25-inch and 9.75-inch axles, including limited-slip variations.
• Durable Construction: Crafted from robust materials like steel to ensure longevity and reliable performance.
• Efficient Bearing Extraction: Facilitates the smooth and even removal of stubborn or worn-out bearings.

Applications

This Axle Bearing Remover is essential for automotive repair and maintenance tasks involving rear axle bearings. It is widely used in:

• Ford Vehicles: Designed for a broad range of Ford F-series (F-150, F-250, F-350, F-450, F-550 Light Duty, F-150 Heritage) and E-series vans (E-150, E-250, E-350, E-450), as well as Lincoln Mark LT and Expedition models with compatible Ford 10.25-inch and 9.75-inch rear drive axles.
• Dana Axles: Also applicable for E-series vans equipped with Dana 60 and Dana 70 rear drive axles.
• Professional and Advanced DIY Use: An indispensable tool for mechanics in automotive shops and experienced DIY enthusiasts performing axle service.
• Bearing Service: Primarily used in conjunction with a slide hammer for effective bearing removal.

Benefits

• Protects Components: Prevents damage to the axle housing, new bearings, and surrounding components during the removal process.
• Saves Time and Effort: Streamlines the bearing removal process, reducing the labor and time typically required for such tasks.
• Ensures Smooth Operations: Facilitates the smooth and even extraction of bearings, which is critical for proper reinstallation and vehicle performance.
• Enhanced Efficiency: Contributes to a more efficient workflow in automotive service environments by simplifying a traditionally challenging procedure.