[ThrowinShapes]

I am renting out my SIR tools B90-BMW. This tool is for removal and installation of rear wheel bearings and removal and installation of rear hubs.

Update 10/2016: I was informed by SIR that the B90-BMW from BavAuto is not the complete B90-BMW, and there there is no part number differentiation! I have since added the parts from SIR to make a complete B90-BMW.

Rental Fee:
Rental fee is $40, plus $15 flat rate priority shipping. Deposit is $360, a full refund of your deposit will be available after I receive the tool in working order, with all of its parts. Rental period is unlimited, don't rush yourself through the job!

1in socket and 1-1/16in wrench is included for tool operation.

Renter pays for shipping back, same box, USPS medium flat-rate. We can also work out local deals.

Cost Summary:

			Rental Fee	Shipping	Deposit
B90-BMW			40		15		360

Total Payment: $415 ($360 refundable)


(Plus return USPS medium flatrate, paid by renter.)

Payment Options:
-PayPal friends & family as it gets confusing w/ the refundable deposit quickly.
-I also accept Google Wallet.

The forcing screw does have one section were the nut likes to stick, but the tool is still fully functional. This area can be avoided by adding one of the extra spacers.


(Picture out of date: Added more parts to create a true SIR B90-BMW)

Some Tips:

• USE NO IMPACT TOOLS
• Please make sure the forcing screw is well lubricated with grease before each use.
• 1in socket and 1-1/16in wrench is included for tool operation.
• This tool removes the hub and wheel bearing, but not the half shaft stub.
• You'll want one of these (or a 3 jaw puller large enough to fit over the hub) to push the half shaft stub out of the hub: http://www.autozone.com/loan-a-tools...?checkfit=true
• The snap ring that holds the bearing is a fairly large, so make sure your snap ring pliers are large enough.
• Usually, the remaining half of the inner race is stuck on the hub, so a small grinding tool like a Dremel is useful to have.
• Thoroughly clean, and anti-seize compound the half shaft and mating hub splines upon reassembly.
• Some people recommend cooling the bearing in the freezer, I don't like it because a.) it's unnecessary since this tool also easily installs the bearing and hub, b.) worries about condensation.

Parts List:

B 90-1		Elongated Bolt with O-Ring
B 90-1A		Thrust Bearing
B 90-2		Elongated Nut
B 90-3		Bracket
B 90-3H		Horseshoe Adapter - (Small)
B 90-3VA	Horseshoe Adapter - (Medium)
B 90-3J		Horseshoe Adapter - (Large)
B 90-4		Spacer Sleeve
B 90-5		Base for Spacer Sleeve
B 90-6		Pusher Washer
B 90-8		Pusher Washer
B 90-10		Adapter Ring - (Medium)
B 90-11		Adapter Ring (Large)
B 90-12 	Pusher Washer 
B 90-14		Pusher Washer
B90-Bolts	Set of 2 Bolts for the B90-3 Bracket
---		Printed Instructions

Rental Count: 04

[ThrowinShapes]

Tool is back, ready to go again!

[ThrowinShapes]

Bump!

[ThrowinShapes]

Bimp.

[bigjae1976]

I used to rent this out. Tip...provide the socket and wrench. Someone, somewhere will try and hammer a standard size socket onto your tool.

Kudos to you helping everyone out! At $40 you really are doing everyone a favor!

[ThrowinShapes]

Thanks for the tip - that never occurred to me.

To those reading through the thread, you'll need a 1in socket and either a 1-1/16in wrench or a adjustable that big. I'll update the first post.

[ThrowinShapes]

May Bump.

[ThrowinShapes]

Tool is back, ready to go.

[Bishopgoldy]

Id like to rent