Posi Lock 103 3" Reach, 0.25" - 4.5" Spread, 2 Ton Capacity 3 Jaw Puller

$ 105.97

Score By Feature

Based on 88 ratings

Giftable

9.18

Value for money

6.46

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Product Description

The manual puller has three jaws to extract most shaft-attached parts, including bearings, gears, bushings, and pulleys.

A three-jaw design is designed to distribute load equally, offer a secure grip, and create a concentric pulling action.

Steel alloy jaws are stronger and more durable due to investment casting

A 25 to 4 ratio is used. Numbers 4 to 114 are abridged. mm) with

Jaws that tapers to make it easier to access tight areas

Questions & Answers

What happens when I use this item to remove the cylinder sleeve on a 2640 John Deere?

A bearing puller is used to remove bearings from motor shafts and pumps. The cylinder needs to be packed with dry ice or you need to use a sleeve puller.

Is it possible to get an estimate of the width of the tip/hook part of the puller arm? Does this need to fit in a very narrow slot on a trans selector gear, maybe just ?

If this is not what you're looking for, keep looking. Obviously, you'll need to grind off the jaws in order to use this for this single purpose, but as is, it won't fit.

Selected User Reviews For Posi Lock 103 3" Reach, 0.25" - 4.5" Spread, 2 Ton Capacity 3 Jaw Puller

If the design of the tool aligns with its specifications, it will work on most anything

5/5

There is a small threaded "nose" on it, so take care not to damage any threads in the shaft you are removing the pulley from/removing the bearing There are also larger pullers produced by the company that can handle larger items and generate more pressure when removing them. Puller is very good and I am very pleased with it.

Jorge Gentry

| Jan 31, 2021

There is no better puller in my toolbox than these

5/5

This is an excellent set of pullers! The offender has not been detained It's impossible to bring up the weight of the garbage pulling companies (you know, the junk that dominates Amazon sponsored searches). The only downside is that they take up more room, but they save you time, and the space they take up is almost offset by the time they save.

Azalea Chambers

| Apr 04, 2021

The only puller in my tool drawer I trust

5/5

I have owned 2 over the past 8 years and they are my favorite. The bearings they use work on are smaller and have a tight fit on the backside, so you need to find the gripping surface in those cases. My first one did break, thanks to my own negligence. I really cranked down on a stubborn bearing and broke a spot weld that connected the top and bottom In retrospect, it might have been better to use some lubricating oil or heat before smashing the puller all over the place.

Gianni Roy

| Nov 21, 2020

Instead of saving the extra money, I spent it on a better It was recommended to me as a quality puller, so I spent the extra money for one I could really trust

5/5

As soon as I used the legs for the first time, one of them distorted, so I took a picture and sent it to the manufacturer. It took just a few minutes for me to receive a response with an apology, explaining that this is exceptionally rare and they would send me a new arm. My shipping was shipped via UPS two days later, and all was The puller is heavily weighted - I don't write reviews often but, I thought sat this was excellent service. (BTW, the puller is heavy - The problem I had earlier was a fluke, and I think it was a mistake on my part.