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I always wanted one of these...
And as long as you don't plan on using them more than 3-4 times each ... you come out ahead LOL
I've stripped/broken a few cheapy loaner ones over the years ... I went ahead and bought a decent one last year.
I've stripped/broken a few cheapy loaner ones over the years ... I went ahead and bought a decent one last year.
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Stop burning bridges, punk!
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Never had any problems with a traditional 3-claw and a 4" 1/4" Extention..I use the same Puller for my 408 LS and it yanks that one off to.
I know it's been mentioned that you guys got it for cheap..I couldn't see spending $300-400 on something like that but I guess if you have money to **** around then go for it.
I know it's been mentioned that you guys got it for cheap..I couldn't see spending $300-400 on something like that but I guess if you have money to **** around then go for it.
I have the 46 piece kit shown above. Used it dozens of times without issues. On tough pulls, load it up and a light tap from a lunk hammer will get everything moving. Just make sure everything's good and square, not crooked.
I thought this was a Dodge Neon puller:
I thought this was a Dodge Neon puller:
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I've used all sorts of pullers for LT1 hubs. The one I have before getting this works flawlessly, however it takes time to set up because all the pullers I've had required the bolts to be smaller than the hub bolt holes as well as making sure everything is square before pulling on it as well as making sure all bolts are accounted for to make pulling the hub is possible to having to go to the bolt store to buy bolts that have been lost to bending even Grade 8 bolts when trying to get a stubborn hub off...
To set this **** up and take a hub off and put back on takes seconds. Well worth the price. For those who want a cheap hub installer please consider this before going to the draw that houses your favorite mini sledge:
http://members.***.net/gmarengo/Misc/Misc.htm
To set this **** up and take a hub off and put back on takes seconds. Well worth the price. For those who want a cheap hub installer please consider this before going to the draw that houses your favorite mini sledge:
http://members.***.net/gmarengo/Misc/Misc.htm
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...a%3DN%26um%3D1
http://www.tooltopia.com/otc-tools-4...n=shopzilla_r1
im pretty sure that both of those will do the same job and they are both under what you paid, one is chinese made, but works well and the other will pull a needle out of a bankers *** is made by OTC and its only 117 or on sale for $76.
http://www.tooltopia.com/otc-tools-4...n=shopzilla_r1
im pretty sure that both of those will do the same job and they are both under what you paid, one is chinese made, but works well and the other will pull a needle out of a bankers *** is made by OTC and its only 117 or on sale for $76.
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Ive always used a regular hub puller with a bolt small enough to get to the bottom of the hole. Never taken anymore than 5 mins to get mine off with a impact gun. I could see it being useful if you did quite a few of them, but im just working on mine, so i see no need in spending the extra dollors.
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http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...a%3DN%26um%3D1
http://www.tooltopia.com/otc-tools-4...n=shopzilla_r1
im pretty sure that both of those will do the same job and they are both under what you paid, one is chinese made, but works well and the other will pull a needle out of a bankers *** is made by OTC and its only 117 or on sale for $76.
http://www.tooltopia.com/otc-tools-4...n=shopzilla_r1
im pretty sure that both of those will do the same job and they are both under what you paid, one is chinese made, but works well and the other will pull a needle out of a bankers *** is made by OTC and its only 117 or on sale for $76.
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