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with a puller or the wood? inquiring minds want to know. i've always put out the bucks for the specialty tool. i figure it gets the job done correctly, usually with out foul-ups, and then i have the tool should i, or a friend, have a need in the future. hell, i even bought a puller to remove my steering wheel. it also doubled as an installer, so i definitely got my money's worth.
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