TIPS on how to use gear pullers to remove pulleys and bearings

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  • Опубліковано 24 кві 2019
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  • @hardwarehandtoolsmanufactu3595
    @hardwarehandtoolsmanufactu3595 2 роки тому +12

    We are bearing puller manufacturer in China and focus on export wholesale. I think this video is very good! It teach many people how to use bearing puller. 👍👍

  • @shanh9961
    @shanh9961 4 роки тому +29

    You lost me when you grabbed your pliers to turn a nut.

  • @jaywealthmechanics9285
    @jaywealthmechanics9285 3 роки тому

    Helpful ♥️

  • @karmawalaelectric4988
    @karmawalaelectric4988 3 роки тому

    Very very nice information bearing puller bro very very good video

  • @ken2633
    @ken2633 4 роки тому +4

    Shouldn't you shift the bolt/nut on jaw to another holes nearer the job?

  • @mutantbaby1672
    @mutantbaby1672 4 роки тому +2

    What size puller should I get for a 7" pulley?

  • @mikekindred5719
    @mikekindred5719 4 роки тому

    Shannonl,agreed.

  • @ralphporter6006
    @ralphporter6006 Рік тому +1

    Wow, you make sure you lube the threads but then you use "pliers" to turn it .. LMAO .. Nice catch (Shan H)

  • @noneck3099
    @noneck3099 4 роки тому +6

    ....have 3 hands...got it....that would be handy for a lot of stuff actually...

    • @danielmacias13
      @danielmacias13 3 роки тому +1

      his helper WAS very silent... i thought it more plausible that he has third hand as well!

  • @aldagoc2111
    @aldagoc2111 4 роки тому

    can i use dat in pulling a motorcycle magneto?

  • @zackarymeinert2727
    @zackarymeinert2727 3 роки тому +1

    Having a hard time with a pulley, looking for some tips. Otherwise a nice informative video.

  • @perspectivex
    @perspectivex 3 роки тому +12

    Is there any big advantage of expensive bearing pullers over say the $20 set of three Harbor Freight ones? There are pullers that cost ~10x as much and it's not clear what their benefits are.

    • @ScottieFredWettstein
      @ScottieFredWettstein 2 роки тому +2

      I have a bearing puller that is rated for several thousand lbs and I use an impact gun on it. If you have something truely stuck then a $20 set of three is not going to hold up to a 5' cheater bar or impact gun like an $80 rated puller will. The threads will likely fail on the puller for a cheap one.

    • @perspectivex
      @perspectivex 2 роки тому +2

      @@ScottieFredWettstein thank for the reply. I wonder if more expensive pullers also seat themselves more easily. Getting the three legs of cheap ones I got to stay put while I tighten the central rod is really a Sisyphean task.

    • @adamcolbertmusic
      @adamcolbertmusic Рік тому +1

      ​@@perspectivexI know this a year later but... I just ordered a cheap set, but I only need it to get the clutch off of a 49cc 5/8" shaft, nothing automotive or industrial.
      But here's a tip: use a torch on the pulley (or gear or clutch or whatever) where it meets the shaft to make it expand like whenever you run hot water over a stuck jar lid so that you can open it more easily. If the two parts - pulley and shaft - are rusted and therefore fused together, the torch will help break that bond as well. You can also try to drip some Liquid Wrench in there.
      An idea to keep the jaws held in place is use a large enough rubber band or even wrap some kind of stretchy tape such as electrical tape.
      I just wanted to share for anyone else who came across this.

    • @perspectivex
      @perspectivex Рік тому +1

      @@adamcolbertmusic thanks for the reply. I don't remember my exact problem but I think it was just the jaws always falling off, not that the bearing was stuck. I vaguely remember I tried a rubber band and it didn't help that much but I'm not sure anymore.

    • @tonyc4776
      @tonyc4776 Місяць тому

      Harbor freight tools r considered 1 time use tools. I bought solar panel light for my cabin 350 miles away from my house. I went home charged the system it worked perfectly two days later at my cabin sh! T didn't work! 😠. So now I only shop there for the bug racket,

  • @David-ke9tf
    @David-ke9tf 4 місяці тому

    Cual es el presio de los aparatos y donde puedo comprar

  • @sayanth8416
    @sayanth8416 Рік тому

    🔥

  • @bloomsworkz9093
    @bloomsworkz9093 3 роки тому

    Wwhat the size gear puller. How many invhes??

  • @avishkadilranga2116
    @avishkadilranga2116 2 роки тому

    What is the size of the puller

  • @markulery2881
    @markulery2881 4 роки тому +4

    Why don't you show one where it's difficult to take it off and you need to puller

  • @traveller4750
    @traveller4750 5 років тому

    Bearing puller price

  • @sayanth8416
    @sayanth8416 Рік тому

    ❤️❤️❤️

  • @m.j.9627
    @m.j.9627 4 роки тому

    Catus Maximus I believe.

  • @jairoorellana2087
    @jairoorellana2087 3 роки тому

    Can you use this tool to put back d pulley?

  • @mrblack9791
    @mrblack9791 Рік тому

    jaw puller a rim?

  • @_DML_
    @_DML_ 9 місяців тому

    Shearing off bolts on the puller? That's some serious pullage.

  • @qabilmarzouk7166
    @qabilmarzouk7166 3 роки тому

    in the end

  • @mlez7197
    @mlez7197 2 роки тому

    is any grease ok?

    • @livefree6878
      @livefree6878  2 роки тому

      Any grease is fine. It’s best if you use the same grease each time. There’s a few combinations of grease that react adversely if you mix them. If you’re concerned about mixing grease just wipe off the old stuff and put on anything new. Hope this answers your question

  • @joshthompson1755
    @joshthompson1755 4 роки тому

    What grease did you use on your threads?

    • @Steve-mw1hf
      @Steve-mw1hf 4 роки тому +1

      red grease

    • @itznoah231
      @itznoah231 3 роки тому

      @@Steve-mw1hf you are correct

    • @slybunda
      @slybunda Рік тому +1

      @@Steve-mw1hf is that red rubber grease?

  • @gorilladeathtoem
    @gorilladeathtoem 4 роки тому +4

    Just Google 3 jaw puller. People are so lazy..... The guy already took the time to demonstrate the tool as well as tips and tricks for easy operation. If you can't research the tool you need for the job you definitely shouldn't be doing the job the tool is needed for. Smh. FML.

  • @superkleanindia9418
    @superkleanindia9418 Рік тому

    size any one

  • @autofctrl
    @autofctrl 11 місяців тому +2

    Why the hell would anyone in the world use pliers and purposefully scratch and mark its puller..? Does not make any sense....

  • @cntrlscrutinizer5374
    @cntrlscrutinizer5374 Рік тому

    Way to booger up grandpas puller with the pliers.

  • @sayanth8416
    @sayanth8416 Рік тому

    😏

  • @MrPatvee
    @MrPatvee 3 роки тому

    why dont you just use two hammers? one guy whacks the one side and the other guy whacks the other side. all at the same time. do THAT video.

    • @PetePiper
      @PetePiper 7 місяців тому

      Why don't YOU do that video yourself?

  • @dylangrant6712
    @dylangrant6712 2 роки тому

    Piss poor safety effort.

  • @tonyc4776
    @tonyc4776 Місяць тому

    Yawn 😔💤 but you got a view

  • @joplatinum
    @joplatinum 10 місяців тому

    Tips but not even using the right tools lol

  • @jamesjenkins6324
    @jamesjenkins6324 9 місяців тому

    You lost me when you started calling nuts bolts

  • @traveller4750
    @traveller4750 5 років тому

    Bearing puller price

    • @livefree6878
      @livefree6878  5 років тому

      Harbor freight sells a set of 3 pullers. The set cost about $20.