Originally Posted by Brad Allen
If the ball and assembly is clean you can remove it that easily.
Agreed, I've removed bunches of them with my fingers, it usually is that easy, takes about 2 or 3 seconds.

They've got to be in pretty sad shape with rust and or hard grease to need any sort of tool to remove.

Grigg

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