3.7 inch ID UTV CV Axle Shaft Puller Tool ，ATV CV Axle Removal Tool,Side by Side Bearing Puller,SXS Bushing Puller(Does Not Come with Slide Hammer or Rod)

Didn't fit well but was able to get 6 of 8 bolts tightly secured, used a 12lb slide hammer. Tool bent and threads for bolts got destroyed but after getting cup almost 900 degrees, one came out. Did what I need to one time but that made it worth it for totally seized cv axle. Used hole saw for other side, don't ask.

Broke and can’t get the the puller part that was bought separate from it stuck in it. It’s not metal it’s aluminum and just not made for what it’s suppose to do bent the whole thing

I like the 8 hole locations. Allows it to be able to fit awkward recessed cv axles by using the holes that work out. Usually onle 4 are needed.

I bought this to try on sxs cv axles- I haven’t found an application with enough room yet to tighten the bolts down, BUT it does provide a nice surface to weld to the axle in a pinch and that has worked great as a last resort for me!

I spent almost a full day trying to pull out my axis. I bought this tool and I could get it out of two steps, it's perfect.

This is not a good tool for stubborn stuck CV. Broke at the weld points and bent at the slide hammer cross piece. Had to drill and bolt side that broke completely. Also slide hammer is never coming out of those threads. So down a hammer too.

I have a few older atv’s that this didn’t fit right. Perhaps I was doing something wrong so my star rating takes that in to account. Maybe if you have newer larger ATV’s or UTV it’ll work for you.

10/10 highly recommend if you deal with any types of cv joints

Worked exceptionally well to extract a stuck yamaha grizzly cv shaft, obviously used in conjunction with a slide hammer. Black coating is a little thin. For axles that aren't stuck this will work like a dream. It'll actually take longer to get it set up than it will to pull the axle. If you axle is stuck and some aggression is required I would reccomend you put an extra piece of metal on the back side of the bar that your slide hammer threads Into, you can put alot of force I to this piece and it would benefit from spreading that force around a bit further. Can't beat the cost to time savings on this tool.

Very poor quality two Poles with slide hammer bent the bolts and where the slide hammer threads on too.

Sa pris 2 minute et la job étais fait

This is junk the flat bar bent then the weld broke after 5 hits with the slid hammer