OTC4611 Battery Terminal Puller, Black and silver

Havent used this but my review was supposed to be for the chinese puller i bought. It was garbage and even tho i havent used this yet it looks much better built.

This little gem was a godsend. I was trying to replace a rear wiper (Lexus) that had broken off, but the wiper was frozen to the bolt because it had been on there for a decade. Tried prying, using solvent, etc., with no luck or progress whatsoever. And then this reasonably well made terminal puller arrived via two-day Prime shipping. I have to admit I thought it was going to be a waste of money. Despite the fact I ordered it, I didn't have much faith it would work. But it was worth a try, as it was considerably cheaper than an auto shop.The squeezers to spread around the base of whatever you're pulling on are a nice feature, and it slipped around the wiper base easily. And then the moment of truth. I tightened the press onto the bolt and turned it, tightening it until the pressure increased and... voila. It just popped right out. Just like that.Hey, maybe I loosened it with all of my other efforts, it's possible. But there's no arguing the fact this broken wiper base was still frozen solid to the shaft, or that this little beauty worked as advertised. And who knows, maybe I'll even get to use it on a battery terminal someday. Either way, it was well worth the modest investment and is an excellent additional to my garage tool kit!I highly recommended for those in a similar predicament.

Great value for the money and well designed to remove stuck battery connector.

I tried other products that did not accomplish the task of removing a wiper blade arm. This product accomplished the task. The price is good. However, the pin that is used to crank the tool bent a little, and I expect it will only be useful one more time. I would buy again knowing that it would be a disposable purchase, not a tool for life.

I had wiper blade arms on 04 Silverado that were stuck beyond tight. I had tried a 2 arm puller and a wiper blade puller with no results. Desperation set in as those arms had to be removed so I purchased this. This little battery terminal puller went on like it was made for these wipers, a tight fit and perfect alignment. So far looks good but ...I started turning the handle and it popped the wiper arm loose so easily. Placed on the other wiper arm and it came loose just as easily. These wiper arms had refused to move using the two previous pullers and this TOOL just pulled them loose like nothing. I spent my life as an industrial mechanic and this little gem impressed me.

It does what it's meant for and it does it well. I'm not sure on the statistic but at my shop we say that over 90% of our customers have never looked under their hood. Unfortunately this means they don't see leaking batteries that begin to form layer of corrosion, techs that tighten the hell out of the terminal sure don't help. Anyway, when removing the terminals they tend to be stuck to the poles, using acid cleaners tends to force a chemical that just breaks the terminal further. With this tool I've been able to simply remove the terminals without having to clean firsts and risking the terminals. Unfortunately, these tools tend to have a second function window washer pullers. It works great on most rear windows but on most 2016 and up vehicles, it doesn't winden enough for the front washer arms. Also I've removed the arm and welded on a 15/16 nut.

I bought this to remove the windshield wiper arms on my 2010 Tundra. I needed to clean out the area under my cowl, and this was recommended to pull the wiper arms. It worked great once I could weasel the arms down around the base of the windshield arms. Wipers popped right off with no drama.I also found another handy use for it. I was replacing a leaky toilet valve that had a compression fitting on it. I needed to remove the old brass ring, and with no luck with pliers, I realized I had this. I put a dime over the 1/2" copper pipe, and then grabbed the arms around the big nut. I was able to bring the brass ring right up to the edge of the pipe, where I could pull it off easy with a set of pliers. Very useful tool for more than just wiper arms and battery terminals!

I used this tool to get the rear wiper (or what was left of it) off of a 2004 4Runner. In order to get it to work, I had to clean up the exposed surface of the part to be removed with a blade, sprayed everything down with a penetrating lubricant, and took probably 10 tries before the terminal puller grabbed enough of the the wiper to remove it. The tool was "okay" in that it did not seem to close down properly on a 6mm shaft, and there is some slop to the mechanism which ended up testing my determination, and will probably test yours as well

Used to pull a broken wiper arm, plenty of pull force. Due to the tool using exerting a shearing force on what your pulling it will not cause any damage since the pulling.

I bought this for use in an auto shop and it will get used every single day. I like how at the top of the two arms you pinch them together and the bottom part of the arms spread out. When you release the top from your fingers the bottom closes with spring action grabbing the underside of the wiper arm. it's easy enough to use and haven't broken it yet. it's alot sturdier then comparable tools i have broken one I bought for 20 bucks off a tool truck this one seems to be alot sturdier

Good price and High Quality. I use this product to remove battery posts but i use it more often to remove stubborn wiper arms, in most applications its great. This OTC product is the same as the more expensive blue-point brand, and is a professional tool that should last a very long time if not abused. Would recommend

Like other reviewers, I decided to spring for this to pull a wiper off when the reviews for cheaper ones came back pretty bad. I wasn’t disappointed! Was able to pull off a badly corroded wiper arm. Took a bit of elbow grease, and I was concerned the turning knob was gonna break, but just then, snap - and the wiper arm was off! Hope I can find additional uses for this handy tool.

These guys have a spring action to allow a quick and easy mount. I've had THE most stubborn windshield wipers on my car, I've already bought two other pullers and they didn't do the trick. This guy arrived today and blamo, within 3 seconds my wiper arm popped off! Too bad we can't just rent from Amazon =D