Thanks for the insight! In the instructions I posted, one of the posters said that, with the special puller, you can just unbolt the three mounts and lower the rear differential just enough to get acces to the mounts...I am very tempted to try this route.

My flex disk is in great shape, so there is no need for me to replace it now, so I don't want to remove it and the drive shaft, since I'll have to get another flex disk with new bolts.

I think my plan will be to unbolt the three mounts, then lower the differential, pay close attention that I am not stressing the cv joint boots, then replace the mounts.

Does this sound reasonable, or am I just inviting a disaster to happen??