Power Steering box leaking?

When I built my 74 Scamp I had a leak from the input shaft seal. After disconnecting the steering shaft and pulling the steering column back a little I was able to drill a very tiny hole in the seal housing, then start a small screw in the hole and then put a pair of vice grips on the end of the screw and tap on the vice grips to pop the seal out, it worked out very well. Installing a new seal was easy with a deep socket the correct size and make sure you lube up the new seal before you re-connect the steering shaft it never leaked again.
Bob
That procedure went very bad for one of our members. I dont recall was his drill bit too big or what. He damaged either the shaft or the housing (my memory sux).
A center punch in the right spot, 1/16th drill bit, and a drywall screw will bring that upper seal out.
Fluid pressure will blow the lower seal right out into your catch pan, after pitman arm, dust cap, and snap ring are removed.