Pilot/spigot bearing puller

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Yes me too. Hovis white for my Beans on toast every time. 
Anyway I wouldn't be surprised if the whole whole meal thing is just white bread with a hand full of sweepings chucked into the mix.
But then I would be looking for factory precision just like one gets with Heinz Baked Bean. 
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Wonder if there is a particular brand that’s best. Can’t beat a bit of Mothers Pride 😆
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steveo9007 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 14:05 Wonder if there is a particular brand that’s best. Can’t beat a bit of Mothers Pride 😆
What for eating or hydraulicking?

For bread one could make the argument that it should have functionality as a substrate for the support of supplementary foodstuffs and for instance, and at least pleasant for mastication.

While for hydraulicking a dense stodgy glutinous but smooth pasty consistence would be needed containing no air.

Although considering some of the carp some people eat I guess anything goes. :roll:
 
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Or ghost 👀
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Titus A Duxass wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 06:51 Or Grass
Wow! That must have Bean what I got given many years ago. It soon outgrew my pond so I gave it to my brother in law who had a much larger pond. But he recently removed the pond in a garden refurb and it is now with a family who have an even bigger pond. I suppose the proper thing to do was to research a suitable water and release it back to the wild so he/she could meet many fishermen every weekend :wink: but he/she was such a tame  creature - nibbling your fingers and generally doing the pond fish thing that it never occurred to us. 
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One of these?
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Titus A Duxass wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 08:07 One of these?
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Yes that looks right and the last time I saw it it was approaching 500mm long. :ok
 
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i used the correct tool in the end, couldn't make up my mind about the bread to use, but the correct tool pulled the spigot bearing out in 2 sharp blows to the rear, good job i changed it as the spigot bearing casing was cracked in 2 places and the rollers had dropped out inside the hole they are fitted in.  :cry:

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This is the tool i used 15mm blind bearing puller

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