For Mercury Mariner Force Yamaha 1 1/2" -16 Flywheel Puller Removal Tool

This flywheel worked perfectly for pulling the flywheel on my 1978 Mercury 200hp Blackmax outboard. You must remove the flywheel to replace the stator and/or trigger and this tool was just the ticket. I removed the nut from the driveshaft holding the flywheel on, then placed the spacer over the top of the driveshaft; next screwed the large cylinder part of the tool into the flywheel until hand tight (can use a wrench if you need to), then tighted down the nut on top of the cylinder with a 15/16 socket attached to an impact drill. Definitely recommend going right to an impact hammer/drill for this part. It would be VERY difficult to hold the flywheel while you tightened the nut with a regular socket wrench. Then the flywheel popped right off and I could easily get to the stator and trigger for replacement. Great price on a tool that feel solidly built and can be used multiple times over the years. Highly recommend it!

Worked great for pulling the flywheel off of a Mercury outboard. I consider it to be fairly priced.

I use this on a 1988 3 cylinder 80 horsepower Mercury 2 stroke. As others have said this is a well made tool, you could definitely get multiple uses out of it. Threaded into the flywheel perfectly. I put a little Grease on the shaft and the nut so it would have a little lubrication. The flywheel was a little stuck with this tool I was able to get it off. If your purchasing any of the components under the flywheel I would highly recommend the purchase of this tool.

Durable bolts to remove stator on motor. Easy set up, watch YouTube video before install so you don't strip any threads on motor. Super fast install, literally popped off and installed new stator and regulator (additional Amazon item) with in 10mins. Tossed in new spark plugs and ready to rock!

Worked great to remove the Flywheel on a 2000 Seadoo Challenger with the Mercury 240 EFI engine. You will need to remove the rust on the threads on your existing flywheel, so buy this: https://www.amazon.com/TILAX-Cleaning-Stripping-Abrasive-Attachment/dp/B07Z4NLJ2Y/ref=sr_1_3?crid=17TOJL28CWV95&keywords=wire+wheel&qid=1656879445&s=industrial&sprefix=wire+wheel%2Cindustrial%2C128&sr=1-3 Use the 1.5" wheel a few times to clean up the threads so your puller can thread in by hand. I used this to pull the flywheel to replace a faulty trigger assembly. In order to get to the Stator or Trigger, the flywheel needs to come off.

Works well but the bolt isn’t quite long enough. I had to put a few washers inside the puller to get the flywheel off. Other than that, it was cheap and it has held up well to use.

Didn’t even know these existed I tried a normal pulley tool but broke a bolt. This eased the flywheel out evenly and smoothly. I did use an impact wrench and held the fly wheel from turning with a pry-bar. Found it easier than a socket set.

I was a bit nervous, but ultimately my willingness to "make it work for cheaper" drove to me to buy this tool. It looked like there was a little girlie bolt in the center of the tool and I was concerned that this might be "get what you pay for" scenario. I WAS WRONG. This dude is cheaper and the material is robust and the middle bolt is beefy, it took me seconds to use this to remove the flywheel effortlessly. I used a 1/2" DeWalt impact and the socket was a 15/16ths (I used a deep well socket but, it isn't required) much better to save whatever money you can for these boats where you can right? BUY THIS it is not a cheap turd tool

Well worth waiting for the proper tool..makes it painless to remove the flywheel

easy to use and very good quality i repair my boat engine easy

Worked well, made my job very easy.

Works perfectly and for a lot less than others.

Modified mine to raise and lower the motor by welding on a hook eyelet IOT re position my 115 up a notch to get better performance.