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I am interested in the inner and outer diameters and the extraction and insertions tools for a 1951 Ultramatic. I believe these would be common for 1951 - 1954 Ultramatics.

I have broken down the transmission as shown. I put together the documentation shown in the next 6 images. I purchased the blind hole bushing tool set shown. I was not successful in slide-hammering the blind hole bushing from the reaction clutch housing.

Can someone provide the dimensions for the bushings. References for tools would also be appreciated.

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Yes the bushings are generally too tight to be slide-hammered out. Many of the bushings can be pressed out using a hydraulic press. I have turned up different size slugs on the lathe to accommodate the various bushings. Frankly don't recommend any other method.

Fortunately you can use your new bushings as models of what needs to be turned up.

A friend has been helping me to make some videos about Packard service.youtu.be/B2_mDqJhIZw This one has a bit about pushing in bushings.

Ross,
Nice video.
I must have missed speedwell garage channel on YouTube annoument.

Congratulations.
youtube.com/channel/UCK7fb-FbQCpMBmk9UulmoAQ