USD 19.99 (wheelchairbearings.com)
R8 or 1/2" Wheelchair Blind Bearing Puller/Extractor
Bearing tools. A single-size puller for drawing R8 (1/2 inch bore) bearings out of wheelchair rear hubs and forks.
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Wheelchair Bearings · Bearing tools · AC-190
Wheelchair Bearings Removal and Installation Stand
Driving a bearing out needs a firm surface with a gap underneath for the bearing to drop into. This stand is a hard maple block with a non-marring rubber top and a figure 8 through hole. It supports parts from 608 caster bearings with an 8 mm bore up to R8 rear wheel bearings with a 1/2 inch bore. It arrives needing four screws and a Phillips screwdriver, and can be clamped down.
- Type
- Bearing work stand
- Body
- Hard maple
- Top surface
- Non-marring rubber
- Bearing range
- 608 (8 mm ID) to R8 (1/2 in ID)
Wheelchair Bearings Wheelchair Bearing Removal and Installation Stand key features
- Hard maple body with a non-marring rubber top
- Figure 8 through hole gives clearance for the bearing
- Covers 608 caster bearings up to R8 rear wheel bearings
- Can be clamped to a table or workbench
- Simple assembly with four screws and a Phillips screwdriver
Who the Wheelchair Bearings Wheelchair Bearing Removal and Installation Stand suits
Suits anyone who uses a punch, puller or press on wheelchair casters, rear wheels or fork assemblies. It is a support only, so a punch or puller is still needed to move the bearing.
Wheelchair Bearings Wheelchair Bearing Removal and Installation Stand specifications
| Type | Bearing work stand |
|---|---|
| Body | Hard maple |
| Top surface | Non-marring rubber |
| Bearing range | 608 (8 mm ID) to R8 (1/2 in ID) |
| Opening | Figure 8 through hole |
| Assembly | 4 screws, Phillips screwdriver needed |
| Listed price | USD 32.99 |
| Maker country | USA |
| Brand | Wheelchair Bearings |
| Category | Tools and maintenance, Bearing tools |
| Catalog ID | AC-190 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Wheelchair Bearings Wheelchair Bearing Removal and Installation Stand: common questions
Does the stand remove bearings by itself?
No. It supports the wheel or fork while you use a punch, puller or press.
Will it hold a rear wheel?
Yes, the seller describes it for front casters, rear wheels and fork assemblies within the 608 to R8 range.
Does it need a workbench?
It can sit on a kitchen table or bench, and it can be clamped down for stability.
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