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  1. Skinny

    NP208 Rebuild

    I've pulled a 205 and 4L80 (seperately of course) with that garbage $100 jack. It's paid for itself. Sure I wouldn't buy one for commercial daily work but yanking drive lines out in a storage unit...it's boss. For a tcase I use a 2x4 under the center of the case so the front output sits...
  2. Skinny

    NP208 Rebuild

    Like any chain case it's easy peezy. You could even pull it apart in halves out of the truck if you don't have a jack. If you don't have a good bearing puller kit now would be a good time to get one. I think the front output roller bearing in the back half is tough sometimes to get out.
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