Abstract: A tool for removing and replacing automobile wheelbearings without removing either the axle or the bearing housing and without applying pressure to the axle. A frame is provided which is adapted to be secured to the bearing housing. An extractor is movably connected to the frame to travel between an advanced and retracted position. When the frame is secured to the bearing housing, the advanced position of the extractor places it in the bearing housing between the axle and the central opening of the bearing, with the end of the extractor being past the bearing. The end of the extractor is operable between an expanded and retracted state. In its expanded state, the end of the extractor cannot be moved through the central opening of the bearing and thus moving the extractor to its retracted position while it is expanded will draw the bearing out of the housing.

Abstract: A socket wrench extension for effecting a quick release and simultaneous removal of a socket. The extension has a shaft with an attachment located at one end of the shaft adapted to connect to the socket wrench drive and a stud located at the other end for connecting to the socket. A sleeve is rotatably and slideably mounted on the shaft for moving a detent between a released and a locked position. The sleeve also simultaneously releases and urges the socket off the extension.