Special Pullers

Special pullers are for jobs where a standard puller does not work. Choose by span width, spindle length and depth. A set with more parts is more versatile. Make sure the hooks fit the component you need to remove.

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Special pullers for tough jobs

When do you need a special puller?

A standard puller has fixed jaws and a limited span. If it doesn't fit, you need a special puller. It works on internal bearings or parts deep inside a housing. Choose the puller based on the job. Measure the diameter of the part and the space around it.

What to check when ordering

Check the span and the spindle length. They determine whether the jaws grip the part properly. A set with more parts is more versatile than a single puller. That way you have the right hook type for each job. Also check if the puller fits the tool you already have, such as a slide hammer or counterstay.

Why a special puller is worth it

With a special puller you remove bearings and axles without damage. A standard puller can damage the part or jam. That costs time and money. Invest in a puller that matches the jobs you do regularly. You'll work faster and safer.

Looking for a puller that fits almost anything? Take a look at the universal pullers. If a bearing sits in a blind bore, an internal puller gets it out. For heavy work with plenty of force, choose a hydraulic puller. Everything you can replace or extend on a puller is in puller accessories. For a complete overview, see pullers.