OTC 4800 Clutch Hub and Alternator Puller for Harley-Davidson

$ 36.42

Score By Feature

Based on 64 ratings

Customer service

8.54

Packaging

8.28

Delivery

8.31

Satisfaction

8.27

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Product Description

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Puller for use on certain Harley-Davidson models.

With three, five, and ten fingers, removes clutches on Big Twins.

Also works on sprockets and clutches for Sportster transmissions.

Pulling motor sprockets, alternator covers, and a variety of other things is a breeze with this tool.

Durable materials ensure that the tool performs well for the duration of its life; a one-year limited warranty is included.

Selected User Reviews For OTC 4800 Clutch Hub and Alternator Puller for Harley-Davidson

Tool that can be used in many ways

5/5

This is a well-made little tool, as is the case with everything OTC. It's extremely adaptable and can be used for a variety of purposes; I've mostly used it on car and lawn mower engines. It works great as a steering wheel puller because it has enough different holes to fit most things. I strongly advise you to.

Linda Adams

| May 31, 2021

Very well done

5/5

I needed it for a four-finger clutch on an older Harley Davidson, and all I had to do was change one of the holes to an oval shape, and it worked perfectly. A+++.

Laney Kemp

| Oct 04, 2021

Simply purchase the equipment

5/5

I tried for weeks to remove the clutch hub from my 1984 Ford Falcon until I finally gave up and purchased this tool. You'll need to enlarge one of the holes for a four-finger clutch hub. Put it on the bike with three bolts and mark it, then take it to your drill press-wielding buddy and have him ream it out. After that, it will take you less than 10 minutes to remove the hub. This is a high-quality piece that is significantly less expensive than its competitors.

Emir Li

| Jan 03, 2021

Tool of excellent quality

5/5

Shipping was quick, and the price was very reasonable. To make it work, I had to lengthen one of the bolt holes. It worked perfectly after that, and I used it to pull the clutch hub on a Harley Shovelhead.

Banks Gates

| Feb 03, 2021

I'd say it's a resounding yes

5/5

Good quality appears to work fine; I've only used it for one application, but if it works for one, it should work for the rest.

Henrik Ross

| Feb 06, 2021

On my 1988, it worked perfectly to pull my clutch hub

5/5

On my 1988 Harley Lowrider Fxrs, it worked perfectly to remove the clutch hub. I simply had to enlarge a couple of holes, install it, and hammer the center bolt a few times, and the hub came right off.