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Message: [QUOTE="todd36, post: 1249324, member: 79936"] I would find a buddy that has an arbor press or access to one. You could alway take it to a machine shop to press the old ones out and press the new ones in. I just read your post again realized you mean the transmission bearings. Is that a damaged area just at the end of the gasket on the wall that separates the crank from the transmission. I would pack the bearing hole with grease and push a snug fitting plug in the id of the bearing it will use hydraulic pressure to push the bearing out [/QUOTE]