ABN 6in 2-Jaw Gear Puller – Removal Tool for Gears, Pulley, and Flywheel

It's a simple device, highly functional, well built. I modified mine slightly for use with pulling bicycle cranks. Just needed to grind down the substantial end hooks to fit within the tight space between the bicycle frame and cranks.

Used it to remove a very stuck piece on an antique 1914 sewing machine; did not damage anything, and worked just fine. Used an impact wrench to turn the screw, could not do so by hand.Stood up to the (single) task I had in mind for it, and considerably cheaper than the next best rated example.Haven’t tried it on a flywheel, pulley, or anything like that yet. I imagine it will work.

I needed a small two leg puller. it is made well and works. It is not snap-on quality, but for the price, I feel it is worth it. I recommend that you either put slightly longer bolts in it, with nylon lock nuts to hold the Legs tighter to the drive head so the Legs stay tight to make it easier to set the puller on to whatever you are pulling.

This product is a gear puller. I'm sure it works great for those applications. I tried this product when I tried to remove my steering wheel because steering wheel pullers would not work. It did not work for my application as I could not get the prongs under my steering wheel far enough.

A lot of people will try to tell you "go get an expensive puller, it's worth it." Well I'm here to tell you that's a load. This thing worked fine for me. I'm not a mechanic, just a hobbyist, and it worked for taking off a harmonic balancer very easily. Pro tip, just use a socket at the end of the puller, if your balencer wont come off due to a short crank bolt, or washer on said bolt. I just put a socket in place of the crank bolt and pinned it with the puller. Then the harmonic balancer just slipped the rest of the way off.

I tried using this for ball joints and just didn’t work well. It was pretty flimsy and after looking at it most of the bolts were loose and after tightening them it helped a little but overall it wasn’t as effective as I had hoped.

This puller works perfectly for 2 jaw situations (such as Ford F150 and Expedition) trucks for pulling steering wheels. That said, in places where a 3-jaw puller can be used, I prefer those, since they have that 3rd jaw to grip with. But in the cases where the wheel design requires a 2-jaw, this puller worked fine for me. I have pulled perhaps 10 steering wheels with it, and has always worked flawlessly.

Pulled that flywheel off my engine with ease and at half the cost the local parts store wanted for one.

Pour moi sont très bien