JIMS USA | 33071-73 | Wheel Bearing Race Remover & Installer Tool

Specifications

• Manufacturer: JIMS USA
• Model Number: {manufacturers_part_number}
• Product Name: Wheel Bearing Race Remover & Installer Tool
• Weight: 0 lbs
• Dimensions: 0 x 0 x 0 inches
• Country of Origin: Made in the U.S.A.
• Kit Contents: Includes one spacer and one race remover half.

Key Features

• Precision Design: Engineered specifically for the accurate removal and installation of wheel bearing races in cast wheels.
• Versatile Compatibility: This bearing race tool fits all Harley-Davidson Big Twin and Sportster wheels manufactured from 1973 to 1999, as well as Buell models from 1987 to 1999.
• Timken Bearing Specific: Designed for use with Timken-style (tapered roller) wheel bearings, not sealed bearings.
• Durable Construction: Manufactured in the U.S.A., ensuring robust performance and longevity.

Applications

This specialized JIMS USA wheel bearing tool effectively extracts and inserts bearing cups into motorcycle wheels. It is ideal for mechanics and enthusiasts performing wheel bearing removal and installation on compatible Harley-Davidson and Buell motorcycles. The tool facilitates the precise seating of new races, reducing the potential for damage during the process. For complete operation, this tool requires a separate handle/driver (e.g., JIMS #33416-80, H28-702, or DS-196042), which is sold separately.

Benefits

• Simplified Maintenance: Streamlines the challenging task of motorcycle wheel bearing race removal and installation, converting a complex job into a manageable process.
• Prevents Damage: Reduces the risk of damaging costly wheel hubs and new bearing races by providing a precise method for seating components.
• Time Efficiency: Allows for quicker service times, enabling efficient replacement of wheel bearings.
• Professional Results: Supports the correct installation of bearing races, contributing to the longevity and proper function of the wheel bearings.
• DIY Empowerment: Empowers users to perform critical maintenance, potentially saving on service costs by enabling in-house repairs.