2 Jaw Puller, 2 Claw Gears Puller for Removal of Pulley Flywheel Bearing,Small Gear Puller (4inches)

Worked great. Used it for an extremely seized lawnmower flywheel. Popped it off without an issue. Appears very sturdy and looks like it'll hold up great.

The bearing on my circular saw froze recently after 30 years of use. I needed to replace it, but it was pressed onto the shaft. I had a wheel puller but it was way too big to fit. I ordered the appropriate size of Mannifen wheel puller, but was still concerned that the parts holding the bearing might brake. It performed exactly as intended. I would buy another if I needed a larger size puller. The manufacturing is well done and the design allows adjustments.

This is the puller your dad warned you about. Thick, hard, and ready for a long day's work. Popped my bearing cap off with a couple of twists, and made short work of the situation. Enjoy.

You know what you need these for. I got these to disassemble a dremel I was having issues with. They worked well enough, even though it's a bit fiddly to get them started.

Great value. Works as expected.

Es costoso, pero vale la pena comprarlo, tengo un Renault R4 que tenía el tambor de freno atascado y no quería salir por los rodamientos, con esta herramienta me demoré solo 1 minuto en sacar todo.

This puller worked really well in removal of flywheel on snowblower.

It's ok for other jobs, but not for rear drums. Very sturdy good quality

used this to pull the steering wheel on my Ford expedition, did it without any effort at all.

I had a 3 inch v-belt pulley stuck on my mini lathe that needed replacing. The puller worked so well it broke my pulley so I broke the rest of the v-groove off and got hold of the flange. A few cranks and it popped off. The puller is pretty well made I had a lot of torque on it before the pulley finally let go and the arms stayed in place very well. Great product, fast delivery and a good price. What more could you ask for. Thanks!

Didn't work for my application as the claws slip off. They do grip up to a point though. It's probably the fault of my total inexperience with pullers -- buying a light duty tool for a more heavy duty application. Don't want to knock it as this puller tool may work great for certain things. If inexperienced like I was, then better to buy to buy such a tool at a store that takes easy returns, so you can examine tool in person before purchase, or return if not suitable and buy a different or heavier duty puller. Or better yet speak to expert...wish I did.

Used it 4 times and the tip brok. Poor quality.