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12-04-2011 08:59 PM
johnsongrass1	I use mine real regularly. Mine is made from very soft aluminum and tends to get nicked easily so be careful and it'll get the job done well.
12-01-2011 05:31 PM
[email protected]	It will do what you intend to do. Just don't try to get a dozen remove/installs from it
12-01-2011 03:58 PM
Big_Willy	Ebay Cam Bearing Tool......Any Good? I need to remove and install new cam bearings in my 350 block. I have been looking at bearing tools on ebay. Not the $150 tool with the expandable attachment ends. I know these are great tools. I am considering the $30-$50 tool with the fixed machine ends with rubber gaskets. I found a picture and attached it. Anybody have one of these. Are they any good? Thanks Willy

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