Bearing pusher
OwnerNelson F. Strautinventor
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Abstract
A bearing pusher to remove a bearing from a shaft has a split anchor block that can be placed over the shaft at any point desired. The split block is then fixed together; and, a plurality of set screws engage the shaft or, preferably, enter a groove in the shaft to hold the anchor block in place. A split pusher block can be placed over the shaft between the anchor block and the bearing, and the parts fixed together. Screws pass through threaded holes in the anchor block and engage sockets in the pusher block, so that rotation of the screws causes motion of the pusher block longitudinally along the shaft.
Claims4
A bearing pusher for urging a bearing off a shaft, said bearing pusher comprising an anchor block defining an opening therein for receiving said shaft therethrough, locking means for temporarily fixing said anchor block to said shaft adjacent to said bearing, a pusher block defining an opening therein for receiving said shaft therethrough, said pusher block being positioned between said anchor block and said bearing, and pushing means threadedly engaging said anchor block and in contact with said pusher block for urging said pusher block towards said bearing, said anchor block further including an upper member and a lower member defining a parting line therebetween, said parting line being along a diameter of said opening in said anchor block, and means for securing said upper member and said lower member together, and, wherein said shaft defines a circumferential groove, said anchor block being positioned at said groove, and said locking means comprising at least one screw, a tip on said screw being receivable within said groove.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.