AB Tools Gear Puller 3 Leg Hub Bearing Removal Pulley Tool Set 3" 4" 6" Internal External

does the job and it came handy when need to retain the cloutch on my scooter in order to change belt.

These are cheap , and they did the job I bought them to do , for the occasional user they are more than good enough , I had a bearing seized solid to a stub axle , no amount of hammering would shift it , so I bought these , the big set of pullers were used , as I said earlier the bearing was seizes solid , I had to put a enormous amount of pressure on the puller ( with a scaffolding tube ), and it did remove the bearing , .....but the thread on the puller was badly damaged and fit only for the bin , BUT it did a almost impossible job , for what I paid for them and the job they did I am pleased with them , they are not for professional use , and maybe next time I would buy a better one , but I can't complain at this price

The pullers look solid and not bad for the price. Not try them but I am pretty sure they will get the job done pulling out bearings.

For a start the images do not match the actual product. I guess for the price I should not have expected much, but to start the bolts for the thrust plates and claws were wound so tight that the pullers couldn't be adjusted - ease them off to make product usable leaves very little thread engagement and then the nuts fall off. Secondly the load bearing part of the fixing bolts still have the thread exposed to any load. Thread of main driving bolt very poor quality. I suspected could gall/bind with any load so made sure I lubricated with a quality grease first. First attempt at use with the 6" part. Mounted and applied pressure - using a regular spanner with modest torque applied the main thread gave way so bolt just spinning. Evidently very poor thread engagement. I guess I learnt my lesson - don't buy cheap crap tools.

3 sizes handy

Needed something to push out the stuck driveshaft through the front wheel bearing housing on my Volvo S60. Not wanting to hammer it out and spread the end so I bought this for that purpose, hoping I'd find other uses for the set later on. It succeeded in the job after applying grease liberally to the threads and carefully tightening the bolts holding the arms. These bolts used to be shouldered so you couldn't over tighten them and have a better bearing surface so less chance of ovaling the hole in the puller leg or even shearing off the bolt. The few pence for 'proper' bolts and a smear of grease wouldn't damage that profit margin too much I'd have thought. A decent chamfer on the head of the hex bar from which the threaded pressing shaft is made would be useful as one often needs a few taps to break some particularly tight objects free which spreads the hex head. Nevertheless got the job done so worth the money.

I bought a big brand name pullers for the workshop and it broke the first time we used it. It cost nearly €130 ! I bought this little set because I thought sure even if I get only 1 use out of all of them , it'll be worth it for the price. They arrived a little sooner than expected so with an hour to spare on a Saturday just before home time, I told the lads to try them out. They worked great ! They were well capable of pulling a seized pulley wheel off a shaft , a large inner bearing off a roller (switched around the arms to pull from inside) They're not gonna pull a cog wheel off a D8 dozer , but for small general jobs they'll do perfectly !!

If I didn't need one urgently, I would have returned. The bag they were in inside the Amazon package was the first worry rather than a box. Opened the bag and bits fell out, as not all the pullers were fully assembled. Those that were, the nuts were loose and the bolts random lengths, like it was assembled from parts off the floor. No lock nuts, just less than finger tight poor quality hardware. On inspection, the parts are roughly made, and the centre bolt on the one I used so rough that I got metal splinters in my hand just assembling it. Yes they were cheap, but should still be safe to use. I will put the spindle on the lathe when I get time, but you should not have to finish making tools because the manufacturer doesn't. No I can't recommend them

Extraction d'une poulie d'arbre à came

Il estrattore di cuscinetti mi ha aiutato di estrarre un cuscinetto da un tubo. Sono contento del resultato

Très bien pour retirer le stator d'un Solex 3800.

Matériel pas cher, mais fragile et mal fini. Ai terminé en mettant le tout au rebut.

Produit bas de gamme ( pièces moulées déformées) et utilisables avec des clés américaines en pouce