Pinion shaft bearing 933f

I'm not familiar with that specific scenario but for my D2, there are various special Cat tools required for pressing that I don't have, so I had my machinist make up various adaptors etc. for a generic hollow ram that I can push and pull with up to 20 tons (they make them larger as well). That could be an option for you. For you left bearing, you could take a shot at putting in in hot oil up to 250 degrees and then quickly getting it on the shaft, but you do run the risk of it not making it all the way. Then you would need sometihng for sure

Yep. I'd thought of heating the bearing too. It took hours to pull the old one off using a torch and a port-a-power. Hadn't thought of a hollow ram. The only thing I can think to push the bearing with the port-a-power is the axle nut that holds the clutch pack. I'm not sure it will handle being subjected to the pressure it'll take to press the bearing though. Neil, thank you for responding!

if you go the heat in oil trick you want to shrink the shaft in the freezer first or even a bucket of iced water. this give more work time. there is also shrinking with liquid nitrogen.
the idea of shrinking the shaft too is you get a extra few thou clearance and that can make all the difference between slides into place or having to drive it.

I have the luck to have a tool & equipment rental store in the next town. I have rented other tools and equipment from them over the years. It would be worth a call around to see if they have one.

If you heat the bearing, the nut will hold it. I got a thicker nut just for this purpose that engaged with more threads and I had no problem pushing my bearings on. I think with one of them I actually just tapped it on with hammer and punch after "seeing how far it went on"