2 Inch Two Claw Puller Separate Lifting Device Pull Strengthen Bearing Auto Mechanic Hand Tools for Bearing Maintenance

2008 Mini Cooper sunroof had small gear. This tool lifted part off and I was able tonchabge gear. Without this tool, nearly impossible to left/separate gear.

I like it

This tool is just want the Doctor ordered..,it's compact and easy to use.....I repair and rebuild the power tools at my job and removing small bearings can be "trying" sometimes,,,well this compact tool took care of my issues and made my work a little easier and faster....Only one issue with the t bar ....it'll slide out on you if you're not paying attention but with a bit of creative thinking no problem...Phillip S.

Completely junk it kept slipping off the bearing and yes I know what I'm doing I would recommend finding another brand

Mostly works but the end of the screw sank into my armature shaft which is crazy because I wasn’t even using that much force

I have had my Craftsman 10” table saw for almost 20 years. While doing a recent project, the saw quit working. I thought it was destined for the landfill. After watching some YouTube videos and checking prices and features of new saws, I decided to fix up the old saw. I bought a rebuild kit and used this bearing puller to remove 3 of the 4 bearings that I replaced (one bearing is a needle bearing that this tool does not work for). This tool was very useful except that it didn’t quite fit the largest bearing in the rebuild kit, (the claws did not reach low enough to grasp the bearing). I overcame this obstacle by removing the two side constricting bolts and using a bench vice to clamp the claws onto the bearing, and this worked. Great tool for this purpose!

It was well made and have several options to reverse the arms. It fitted well onto the race and the assembly stayed together as I remove the bearing.The bearing on my Sears table saw was gone and I tried every tool I have in my tool boxes. I always wanted to buy a bearing puller, but usually borrowed from Auto Zone or OReilly. They did not have one to fit this particular shaft and assembly, so I finally broke down and purchased this item.I saw several negative reviews and they "MAY" have been from improper use. You have to tap the head every time you tighten the screw. You JUST cannot keep turning the screw and expect the bearing to pop off.It may not work for some of my auto mechanic repairs, but 'Hey" Auto Zone is right around the corner.

Solid construction. Easily pulled the bearing off the shaft. Make sure you measure the bearing dimensions so you get the right size. Great price. Saved a motor from the dumps.