OTC 7314A Pitman Arm Puller

$ 35.51

Score By Feature

Based on 85 ratings

Durability

9.90

Value for money

9.38

Sturdiness

9.70

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Product Description

for pulling the steering pitman arm

With the aid of this special puller, you can remove the most stubborn or frozen pitman arms without adjusting or screwing anything into it

Jaws made of steel forged in a forging process

The process is quick and easy

Questions & Answers

What do you think about this for ?

The code provided here is strong enough to work with It would be best to measure the pitman arm to be sure it fits within the puller opening of your steering box. That way you will be sure it is not too narrow or wide for the space you have on your vehicle, but I have never had an issue using it on various vehicles.

What is the shorter distance between the nut and the bolt?

This tool has a 7/8" hex drive threaded

How do I know if it will work with ?

If you pull the blade, you will be able to do so. You usually can just pull them off when you take out the center bolt.

Selected User Reviews For OTC 7314A Pitman Arm Puller

This worked on a 2004 Tacoma, so I can't be sure if it will work on a 2005 Tacoma (the hardware on the trucks should be nearly identical, if not identical)

5/5

Adeline Wheeler

| Feb 10, 2021

I was able to do what I needed with this tool

5/5

It is built for one purpose and does that job It's only once I've used it, but I was rather surprised by the ease with which it removed the pitman arm. I figured it would be tough to get it off my 50-foot metal pole. The year is A steering box had to be removed, but it came off easily. You don't need an impact wrench, hammer, or penetrating oil to achieve this. The only exception is if you are a full-time employee If you're a time mechanic, you probably won't use this product much in your lifetime, but it's worth the small asking price. And for those curious, mine was marked "Made in Taiwan," but it seems to be of decent quality for the intended purpose.

Mac Reese

| Aug 07, 2020

The tool was very sturdy and I was able to use it on my 1988 Toyota pickup with no problems

5/5

Use to remove pitman arm on my 88 Toyota pickup v6. Hit it with a 20v dewalt 1/2" impact, then as tight as I could with a 1/2" breaker. A few hits with a 5pb hammer and Stock arm, glad to have purchased this after reading reviews of cheaper products. I've got several other OTC tools including an okay pry bar set, sockets, etc. I have yet to break anything with it. yes, I have Snapon, Mac, and Carlyle products as well. All of these have held up very well. Will continue to purchase OTC.

Raina Cochran

| Nov 02, 2020

This item is a great bargain! Do not hesitate to buy it! A great quality product for the price! This OTC pitman arm puller is a beast! It was a great tool to separate the ball joint on my 2005 Escalade and pull the Pitman arm! Looks brand new even after all these years!

5/5

Jorge Santos

| Oct 22, 2020

You've got to have it in your tool kit

5/5

A pitman arm was to be removed from a 1989 Toyota pick up with this tool. My impact was incredible, and it came off fairly easily thanks to my impact.

Graysen Clements

| Jul 06, 2021

I found it to be very useful

5/5

I removed the pitman and idler arms off my 2005 Suburban with no issues.

Elyse Fletcher

| Jul 28, 2020

I was able to fit it in a little 4 chevy with a I found it to be a little small for my 05 Chevrolet 3500 HD box, but with a little adjustment, it fit perfectly

5/5