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@V8srfun There is this stubborn belief that grease "flows". That leads to people packing cavities with grease, thinking that a bearing or joint within that cavity will, over time, become lubricated by this "extra" grease. It won't. That is why you see hubs and axle housings full of grease...
I used a long-arm puller with two arms that fit inside the carrier. I used a steel wood splitting wedge (4lbs) that fit across the axle opening to brace the puller screw against and just pulled the carrier out. Easy peasy, no whacking with a slide hammer or threading of rebar through...
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