@@Toolman83 You must not work flat rate. I was an a tech for 45 years. Trust me it helps save Your hands and joints for when You get older. And truly make the job go faster .
@@seanpcarey naw man I buy fix and flip cars and I do it at my own pace and I enjoy the wrenching everyone always is to much of a hurry I’m more laid back like I say I use my drill for a lot of the top stuff and 1/2 impact when I need to break stuff loose but it’s not a race for me
@@ZahaviKior just a three jaw puller but you’ll have to take it apart get it in the pulley then put it back together bc you can’t pull it by the outside
@@ZahaviKior yea again sorry I’m not sure what that puller is I bought it along time ago it don’t take much to get the pulley off sometimes they just pry off with a pry tool
Yep all the work is taken it apart.
Yea I’ve done a few 2.4 gmc it was a lot easier then the year before motor it went smooth
Dude needs to use air ratchets !
@@seanpcarey there’s no fun in that most the time I use my impact drill a lot of times I just use wrenches I’m not in no hurry
@@Toolman83 You must not work flat rate. I was an a tech for 45 years. Trust me it helps save Your hands and joints for when You get older. And truly make the job go faster .
@@seanpcarey naw man I buy fix and flip cars and I do it at my own pace and I enjoy the wrenching everyone always is to much of a hurry I’m more laid back like I say I use my drill for a lot of the top stuff and 1/2 impact when I need to break stuff loose but it’s not a race for me
What kind of puller did you use?
@@ZahaviKior just a three jaw puller but you’ll have to take it apart get it in the pulley then put it back together bc you can’t pull it by the outside
@@Toolman83 which size did you use? I have the 3 set from harbor freight and there are three different sizes. Would it be the medium one?
@@ZahaviKior honestly I’m not sure I only have one and it is adjustable has four sizes on one
@@Toolman83Hey, would a 5 ton pulley work? Your pulley tool looks like a five ton pulley from AutoZone. I tried the two ton but it’s too small.
@@ZahaviKior yea again sorry I’m not sure what that puller is I bought it along time ago it don’t take much to get the pulley off sometimes they just pry off with a pry tool
What’s the typical price for a job like this ?
I charged the guy 300$ labor the chain set was probably 200-300 on rock auto
@@Toolman83 ok thank you
Everyone is quoting me 1,500-2k for this job
@@erocalypse21 yea that’s crazy high most of pay if I had to would be 1000 but this took me 4 hours to do with help from one person
@@Toolman83damn I wish I lived near you