3 Jaw Bearing Puller for Car and Motorcycle

This compact and flexible puller is easy to operate, labor-saving, and not subject to site constraints. It is light weight, small in size, and easy to carry, making it suitable for individuals and auto repair stores. To use the puller, adjust the position of the pulling claw by placing the top of the screw in the top hole of the shaft end, then hook the pulling claw on the outer ring of the bearing. Rotate the knob to make the pulling claw drive the bearing to move outward along the axial direction for removal.

The specifications of the bearing puller are as follows: - Overall Height: 200mm / 7.87" - Overall Width: 135mm / 5.3" - Arm Length: 86mm / 3.38" - Jaw Length: 80mm / 3.15" - Pull Range: 50-95mm / 1.97-3.74" - Inner Hole: 14-38mm / 0.55-1.5" - Hexagon Diameter: 14mm / 0.55" - Thread Length: 175mm / 6.89" - Bar Length: 125mm / 4.92" - Fits: 1/2"-2" ID Sleeve Bearings - Color: Black - Material: Carbon Steel - Package: 1 x 3 Jaw Bearing Puller

The functions and features of the bearing puller include axial removal of damaged bearings from shafts, a multi-functional, three-jaw design, and strong, durable, and rigid construction. We offer comprehensive after-sales service, including product quality assurance and technical support.

The pullers are made of carbon steel material with high hardness and strength, ensuring durability and reliability in use. The unique three-jaw design provides a larger contact area for effective dismantling operations. The versatile pullers can be used for a variety of repair and dismantling jobs, including automobile wheel bearings, as well as motorcycle, electric vehicle, machinery bearings, plain bearings, and gears.

In terms of specifications, the small bearing puller has a height of 7.87", a width of 5.3", an arm length of 3.38", a claw length of 3.15", a stretch range of 1.97-3.74", a bore of 0.55-1.5", a hexagon diameter of 0.55", a thread length of 6.89", and a rod length of 4.92". It fits all inside diameter 1/2"-2" sleeve bearings.

When using the 3-jaw puller, it is important to maintain balance to avoid misalignment. Insert the hook into the bearing, adjust the screw to lock the hook, then adjust the crossbeam to fix the puller. Use the wrench to turn the big nut in the middle to pull out the bearing.

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