These pullers have a cage around the jaws that keeps them aligned so you can secure bearings and pulleys quickly.

Remove press-fit hubs and fan blades in a variety of sizes. Sets include a hub adapter and long jaws so you can grip large components.

Grip bearings, gears, and wheels from the outside edge to pull them off a shaft.

Use the separators in these sets to separate bearings, collars, hubs, and other shaft-mounted items so you can remove them.

Clamp these separators into the V-groove of a pulley for a secure grip.

With a variety of expanding collets that secure bearings and bushings from inside, these puller sets let you get a grip on objects with blind holes.

Also known as pilot bearing pullers, use these pullers to grip the interior edge of press-fit bearings, oil seals, and bushings.

Tackle a wide variety of pulling jobs—use pullers in these sets to grip objects from the outside or the inside.

Self-locking jaws hold these pullers in place for quick one-hand operation. Spring tension holds the jaws against the object being pulled, so you can tighten the locking nut.

Also known as steering wheel and flywheel pullers, you can change the bolt configuration on these pullers to fit a variety of tapered hole patterns.

Pull bearings, gears, and other parts from hollow shafts and housings. Place one of these adapters in the end of your hollow shaft to provide a surface for the forcing screw to push against.

Use a shaft protector on the tip of your forcing screw to prevent damage from pressure applied by the puller and forcing screw.

Mark the bearing with the included temperature-indicating crayon; the bearing has reached 250° F when the crayon mark melts.

Flip the switch to heat bearings to 250°.

Set one or more bearings flat on the plate.