WEIGUZC Hub Fan Blade Blower Wheel Puller - Professional Tool for Easy Removal of Blades and Wheels Perfect for 5/8" Belt Drive and 1/2" Or Less Direct Drive Motor Shafts, Hub Puller Tool
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- Effortless Removal: The Hub Fan Blade Blower Wheel Puller is specifically designed to remove frozen fan blades and blower wheels from motor shafts with ease. Whether you need to apply a push or pull force, this puller will get the job done efficiently.
- Sturdy and Durable: Made from heavy-duty steel, our one-piece Hub Fan Blade Blower Wheel Puller ensures long-lasting durability. The robust construction guarantees that the tool can withstand frequent use without rusting or losing its effectiveness.
- Essential Toolbox Addition: Say goodbye to sore muscles and frustration. This Hub Fan Blade Blower Wheel Puller is an essential tool that should be in every professional's toolbox. Its sight holes allow for easy alignment, and it can be used with both a wrench or a hex key. Plus, its compact size makes it convenient to store in your service truck.
- Security and Compatibility: The Hub Puller keeps your truck safe at their best, giving you, your family and your friends a sense of security. This versatile tool is designed to accommodate 5/8" belt drive and 1/2" or less direct drive motor shafts, making it the perfect choice for any automotive repair or maintenance job.
- Operation Steps: Align the puller with the centre of the engine wheel or fan blade, use a hexagonal spanner to secure the machine wheel with a screw or use a curved hook to secure the fan blade, remove the wheel or fan blade by turning the long bolt downwards.
Manufacturer: 0201408
Brand: WEIGUZC
Model: 0201408
Item Weight: 1.79 pounds
Product Dimensions: 3.65 x 3.12 x 10.2 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 0201408
Manufacturer Part Number: 0201408
Date First Available: October 31, 2023
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does the job effortless and quickly. a bit expensive, but worth it.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Works as it should , Little disappointed in the , Not so well in craftsman ship. But it got the job done . That’s all that matters .
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023 by Ken Boles
It came well packaged and seems to include all the shown parts. However, when I tried to thread the main bolt into the body (sorry, I don't know the terms for these parts on a fan pull tool), it only went in a fe inches and refused to go further. At first, I thought maybe I had cross-threaded it, but since I had been very gentle, I just took it out and re-threaded it. This had the same result. I did the same hting again even more carefully, but no luck. I then took a look and saw a big burr on the bot, so thought maybe I coud just try to power through it (with hand torque - no tools.) This didn't work, so I set it aside anddidn't use it. I am guessing I might be able to buy a nut from a hardware store and use some wrenches to try to see if it will fix it or maybe just buy a standard bolt with the same thread. So far, I haven't went down that route though.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2024 by Growlor
I have the traditional wheel pullers of various sizes. They work great for many things. However, this is a different take on the same problem. This approach provides more flexibility for a much broader size and shape of hubs to be pulled off of shafts. and also works for pulling bearings out of a casing and other odds and ends where you need precise pulling power. The extra-long threaded pressure shaft adds a lot of latitude and flexibility. This is a definite go-to puller for my shop. Its casting is solid, durable, and even looks nice. I do wish it came with a small zipper case to hold all the parts together. Another trick I found is if the 'C' bars slip off of the 'hub' just put a collar on them. I made my own collar with stiff wire so the 'C' bars could not move to the outside. This really worked well. This is a great tool kit for a shop that needs to remove items from shafts or from casings.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by GC
I like that this pulled has a few different affixing options. I was able to use the hooks to get under a stubborn blower fan cage to pop it off of the shaft.
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024 by Brainanator
Used it 2 times and stripped the threads out. A POS China tool.
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024 by Tom's A/C Service
The screw shaft bent during extraction. Then it jumped threads and it very difficult to use now.
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by Matt
Even with lots of pb blaster my condenser fan won't budge. This tool is pretty useless and frustrating to use.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024 by Emily Schaffer Emily Schaffer