Tom: I found a 3/8" id nylon bushing from Lowe's and cut a slot in it and just snap in on the shaft and stick the club in my Mitchell shaft puller and let the fingers push against the nylon bushing and that pushes the ferrule in place.
Don Johnson "To move a ferrule toward the tip isn't particularly difficult. You can heat it a little with a heat gun or butane torch and clamp it in your shaft clamp. Squeeze, twist, and shove. Or, another shaft clamp I made up years ago works as well. I bored holes longitudinally through the joint between two clamped-together 4" x 4" x 1" hardwood blocks. I still use the blocks for jobs like ferrule removal. You need a firm edge to place against the ferrule and the blocks provide that. Al T has an aluminum block and no doubt RWK has a machine that does the same. Experiment. Maybe you'll come up with a better method. TFlan"
