Maytag Brake Package Removal Tool

[dnastrau]

Brake tool

Here is about the cheapest I have seen one on the Internet...

http://www.universal-akb.com/38315.html?productid=38315&channelid=FROOG

 

[swestoyz]

Set screw was OK

<i>L U C K Y !

 

[qsd-dan]

L U C K Y !

X2!!

Every single one of those have given me one hell of a fight!

 

[dnastrau]

I guess I was lucky then!

...and hopefully my luck won't run out yet!

 

[scrubflex]

Thanks...

Dnastrau, it is the best price I've seen so far.

 

[dnastrau]

You are welcome Harry

Someone else had mentioned finding one for $20 somewhat recently but they didn't post where it came from. A lot of places seem to want around $50 for them now.

Andrew S.

 

[scrubflex]

WOW!!!

20$...I've never seen one for that price...yeah, $50-$60 is alot for using it once...hopefully they'll read the thread and remember where they seen the brake removal tool and post the site...thanks again, Andrew.

 

[dnastrau]

Here is that cheap brake tool for about $20...

...courtesy of Oldschool on the board:

http://www.allappliancetools.com/proddetail.asp?prod=038315

 

[scrubflex]

WOW!!!!!!!

That's AWESOME, thanks alot... I really appreciate that Andrew...That's amazing...I didn't think I'll find the tool at such a low price...really amazing...absolute GRATITUDE.

Harry

 

[dnastrau]

You are welcome Harry...

...but Oldschool is the one to really thank! Hopefully that tool is still available.

 

[scrubflex]

Thanks guys, I brought the brake removal tool this evening...it'll arrive in a few days.

Dnastrau, thanks for remembering the low cost of the tool and Oldschool for the website to buy it from...THANKS A MILLION!!!

Harry

 

[dnastrau]

You are welcome

Glad to help out!

 

[elksk]

Well The tranny looks nice and tight. no wear that is see... and the pulley turns freely counterclockwise. and smooth as butter in agitation with no rotational movement of the tranny at all. grabbing the yoke I don't feel any play.
So I'm guessing this is good news? Before I pull the brake assembly should I pull the drum and will I need to get a tool for that first?
here is video link and a picture. amazing condition after 25-30 years