OTC 7393 Gear and Pulley Puller - Removes Timing Gears, Fan Pulleys, Harmonic Balancers, and Other Parts with Tapped Holes; 1-1/2" to 4-1/4" Spread, 5-1/2" Long Forcing Screw

This gear puller was just what I needed to pull the flywheel off the Briggs & Stratton engine on my Craftsman lawn tractor. The only other things that I needed to get it to work were 4 flat washers, 2 longer bolts and 2 nuts. Worked like a champ plus I can use it for pulling gears and pulleys.

A durable wheel/gear puller. Just keep in mind it comes with metric bolts, which well might need replacing with SAE threaded ones, according the type and age of your machinery.

Bought this to help get a stuck flange off a 2008 Volvo XC70 and it worked perfect for pulling the flange off using two spare bolts Just an added tip: For reinstalling the flange, and loosening the center nut, a Volvo 999-5433 (CTA Tool equiv. CTA-7635) counter-hold (used for other Volvos to install the harmonic dampener) works like a charm

Very stout puller. I'd broken two others before getting this one. Worked like a charm.

Gear puller worked as advertised but could use grade 8 bolts. I bent the ones it came with

This tool fit my Husqvarna 2448 with B&S V-Twin 24HP flywheel This is an ESSENTIAL piece of hardware if you plan to repair and maintain your own lawn tractor. The B&S V-twin is notorious for shearing the flywheel key and producing a "+Fuel, +Spark, +Air, NO start" scenario (place a washer between the flywheel and the torque nut, torque to 60 ft/lb).

This wheel-puller tool is very rugged. I beat the snot out of it with an impact wrench to remove a rear wheel from my lawn tractor. I used threaded rod instead of the bolts it came with because they weren't long enough for my particular wheel. I highly recommend this tool. However, I also highly recommend buying the wider model if you want to pull lawn tractor wheels. The one I bought was almost too narrow, whereas the threaded rods where right at the ends of the tool.

I have a few OTC tools, some 20+ years old that work fine, so I ordered an OTC 7393 gear puller from Amazon that was labeled on-line as "Made in USA". This one came in a cardboard box that says "USA made with global parts". What does that mean? You assembled it in the USA from inferior China sourced parts and actually employed no USA citizens with machine work? I could have bought that locally for 1/2 the price. No plastic case, just a cardboard box. The pamphlet is not even for the correct puller, it is for a two jaw puller, as is the warning tag. How safe is that? What kind of image does that set for the company? Plus, one bolt is grade 5 fine thread hex head cap screw, which you would expect to find for a puller while the other is an unmarked hex bolt coarse with no washer/cap which you would NOT want to use with this puller because the head would eat into the frame.

de buena calidad, hecho en USA

Otc quality product