Zinger Mercury Mariner Force Yamaha 1 1/2" -16 Flywheel Puller Removal Tool 91-849154T1

$ 17.99

Score By Feature

Based on 451 ratings

Easy to use

9.68

Value for money

9.73

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Product Description

Toyota Flywheel Puller with crank shaft protector 91-849154T1 manufactured by Mercury Mariner Force

The craftsmanship is excellent and the construction is

Mercury, Mariner, Force and Yamaha outboard motors with 16 TPI threads from the 1960s to present have been covered, but please check the diameter of the thread to make sure the part is correct.

My sincerest thanks to you!

Questions & Answers

My 1993 Mercury 200 xri is equipped with this engine. Will this work on it?

The flywheel on my 1985 50 HO 4cylinder Mercury outboard has a hole in the middle of it that is the same size as the hole in the middle of the cylinders.

Do you know if this tool will fit a Yamaha 225 four stroke ?

The answer is yes, according to me. There is a claim that the threads are

Can it be used with a 98 force 40HP?

You should be able to use it.

How do I remove the fly wheel on a 1990 mercury 150 horsepower if it comes with a fly wheel puller?

Although I am not sure, I did use it on a 1987 Mercury 150 Outboard and it worked just fine, so I can't imagine they will make any changes. As I was preparing to order, I inspected the flywheel and decided to make sure it would be a 1 1/2 fine thread.

Selected User Reviews For Zinger Mercury Mariner Force Yamaha 1 1/2" -16 Flywheel Puller Removal Tool 91-849154T1

This product was used to pull the flywheel off a 1986 Mercury

5/5

Pulling the flywheel off a 1986 Mercury 150 HP Black Max with this tool. That's so awesome! The job was made a lot easier because of this!.

Emery Williams

| May 19, 2021

It takes the right tool to get the job done

5/5

The gift was for a friend who needed to pull the flywheel from his Mercury outboard motor as part of his maintenance. In his words, he put it on and gave it a partial turn, and the flywheel came off. In this regard, I am very pleased that my purchase of a wheel puller met his need, since I wasn't sure how the wheel puller I had would work.

Hezekiah Maddox

| Feb 27, 2021

It took me a little while to remove the flywheel from my 2002 Mercedes Benz ELPTO 90HP

5/5

My magnet was required to remove the washer under the nut, but it got the job done. There was a washer under the nut that needed to be removed however, I got this done easily. The money is worth it.

Gunner PEACOCK

| Dec 10, 2020

If you don't have a manual on how to use the device, don't buy it

3/5

The user is not given instructions on how to use the software. I realized I had not taken the time to do this work by the time I figured it out. This also affected the products associated with this package deal. No help was available from the customer service department as a result.

Eliza Bowman

| Dec 03, 2020

! Does the trick! It was written in the description that the product worked to remove the top bolt of a 55 HP Mercury outboard

5/5

I believe it did. A friend of mine might find this tool useful in the future. I had no trouble using it.

Makenna McClure

| Oct 23, 2020

EASY AS CAN BE

5/5

I was very satisfied with the result. The mariner 150 1999 was fitted with this part. I really liked it! You can find plenty of YouTube videos to enable you to set it up, but no instructions. It was easy to remove the flywheel from my 1999 Mariner 150!.

Thomas Hays

| Oct 02, 2020

The process is so simple

5/5

Pulling the flywheel off my 75 hp Mariner with this tool was easy and effective. It takes less than 8 minutes. The day after I received the package in the mail, I had the flywheel removed. There were several types of pullers I had tried before, but they did not work. During that process, I broke even a heavy duty puller with three fingers.

Lilliana Obrien

| Jun 25, 2021

I received it earlier than expected

5/5

It is a high quality tool at a reasonable price. This weekend I will be able to put my pontoon boat back in the water again! Here are the steps I took to remove the flywheel on my Mercury outboard so that I could replace the stator.