Jorb, you seem to know what you are talking about with these old drivelines. I've looked at a drawing you provided on another thread showing a cross-section of the toque tube. The inside of the tube seems to be smooth all the way back. There does not appear to be a step in there to keep that second, front bushing from being pushed back. I didn't want to pound on my okie bushing too hard for fear of damaging it (although I was using a wood block). Assuming there is no step, could I take a piece of iron pipe the right size to slide over the propeller shaft, but small enough to fit inside the torque tube and pound that bushing back that way? I know if I can that it will eventually hit the rear bushing and push it back (like the okie bushing would normally do). Assuming this would work, is there room in the back for both those bushings to slide back there? I hope I'm making sense. I'm definitely not going to pull m y differential, and I'm sure getting a new puller custom-made is going to cost $$$.
