CMTOOL Bearing Puller Tool 3 Jaw Pilot Bearing Removal Tool Kit, Blind Bearing Extractor Small Tool Set, CR-V Steel, Three Jaw Design

Great value and price! Kind of fidgety but with a little practice and patience and once everything is in place it’s a breeze. I ordered this puller in order to pull the spindle bearings out of the blade spindle on a commercial zero turn. I also got it to remove trailer axle bearings and anything else automotive I might need it for. This is the perfect tool for that special job. No more using a hammer and rod to beat out the bearings and messing up the pocket/hole where the bearings seat.

I needed to pull an inner axle bearing on my truck that sits inside the front differential carrier. After removing everything to get to the bearing, the tool would not grab the bearing edge due to the small clearance behind it. I took a chance and ground a lot of metal from the tool legs to get it to fit. I was worried that I would weaken the tool, but it grabbed and pulled the bearing with little effort on my part. I'm impressed!

We bought the tool to remove the ring of a wheel bearing that we could not get out using screw drivers, pry bar, 5 pound hammer etc. The initial attempts were not working well. Either the prongs would slip, the braces would slip etc. We added then three things and removed the ring in a minute. 1 we added a socket in the hole to keep the prongs from bending in/slipping and it forced the prongs to stay on the ring to provide the upward force. 2 we added a c-clamp on the braces to keep them in place on the rotor. 3 we added a pipe over the cross brace to keep it from rotating as we were titening the bolt downward. After these additions the ring came out without too much issues. Overall a decent tool but needs reinforcement

Fast shipping , as describe.

Garbage, don't even brother. The arms that go into the part to be extracted get deformed under pressure, very bad quality, useless

The conical shaped piece in the middle (spreads the claws) fell off during first use. I also needed to modify the arms to provide the strength needed. Was I successful with this tool? Yes. Was I frustrated with this tool? Very.

I used this to pull a pilot bearing from a Toyota Tacoma. I had to grind down the three jaws to make them fit in the pilot bearing, and I also had to take out 2 of the pins as another reviewer stated. Additionally, it did not have enough pull to get the bearing all of the way out; I had to put some of the flywheel bolts back in and support the tool on those to give it enough pull. In the end, it worked okay, and is okay value for money. However, it really slowed me down on a big repair.

No problems with using this puller. Worked as advertised.