Very nice gear puller. Good quality and very sturdy. Nice feature to add the Allen key tool on the cross bar.

Very nice gear puller. Good quality and very sturdy. Nice feature to add the Allen key tool on the cross bar.

Very nice gear puller. Good quality and very sturdy. Nice feature to add the Allen key tool on the cross bar.

looks sturdy, havent used it yet. quality is good

looks sturdy, havent used it yet. quality is good

looks sturdy, havent used it yet. quality is good

great pinion tool so easy makes it so fast and good to pull them off wow THX Bangood nice regards

great pinion tool so easy makes it so fast and good to pull them off wow THX Bangood nice regards

great pinion tool so easy makes it so fast and good to pull them off wow THX Bangood nice regards

Long delivery time

Long delivery time

Long delivery time

It's compact and get's the job done. It's nice to have interchangeable heads for it. I used it on a stepper motor with a gear press fitted in so be aware of the following: - this is a small tool so don't expect it to pull out a too heavy gear or even a press fitted gear with out first of all trying to heat it up or even trying to cur part of that gear. In my case I needed to file down the gear close to the motor pivot so I could pull it out with the puller. - considering what I said above, the tool can bend if put against a too great weight so I advice doing one, of not all, of the following: *use penetrating solutions(even wd-40 may work) *heat up the gear (with a soldering iron, avoid using blow torches because the tool is small and probably so are the motors you will use this on and you may damage the motors with the flame) *cut or grind your gear if necessary (I used a file because I don't have a dremel nor a grinder) In the end, the puller proved itself to be very useful and the price and time of shipping was great.

It's compact and get's the job done. It's nice to have interchangeable heads for it. I used it on a stepper motor with a gear press fitted in so be aware of the following: - this is a small tool so don't expect it to pull out a too heavy gear or even a press fitted gear with out first of all trying to heat it up or even trying to cur part of that gear. In my case I needed to file down the gear close to the motor pivot so I could pull it out with the puller. - considering what I said above, the tool can bend if put against a too great weight so I advice doing one, of not all, of the following: *use penetrating solutions(even wd-40 may work) *heat up the gear (with a soldering iron, avoid using blow torches because the tool is small and probably so are the motors you will use this on and you may damage the motors with the flame) *cut or grind your gear if necessary (I used a file because I don't have a dremel nor a grinder) In the end, the puller proved itself to be very useful and the price and time of shipping was great.

It's compact and get's the job done. It's nice to have interchangeable heads for it. I used it on a stepper motor with a gear press fitted in so be aware of the following: - this is a small tool so don't expect it to pull out a too heavy gear or even a press fitted gear with out first of all trying to heat it up or even trying to cur part of that gear. In my case I needed to file down the gear close to the motor pivot so I could pull it out with the puller. - considering what I said above, the tool can bend if put against a too great weight so I advice doing one, of not all, of the following: *use penetrating solutions(even wd-40 may work) *heat up the gear (with a soldering iron, avoid using blow torches because the tool is small and probably so are the motors you will use this on and you may damage the motors with the flame) *cut or grind your gear if necessary (I used a file because I don't have a dremel nor a grinder) In the end, the puller proved itself to be very useful and the price and time of shipping was great.