Puller
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- Currently out of stock
- Currently out of stock
- Currently out of stock
- Currently out of stock
- Currently out of stock
Specifically select pullers for cars and vehicle workshops
Pullers are one of the tools that no car or vehicle workshop should be without. Whenever bearings, pulleys or other stuck components cannot be loosened by hand, a suitable puller helps to remove the parts from the shaft or hub in a controlled manner. At ecanis, you will find different versions that will make repairs, maintenance work and the replacement of components much easier. When you opt for branded tools such as pullers from GEDORE, you are relying on robust quality that remains reliable even in intensive workshop use.
Precise work with the right pullerA well-chosen puller allows you to remove components in a targeted manner without damaging the surrounding components. The force of the tool is applied exactly where it is needed, for example on the Wheel Hub, on the chassis or directly on the bearing. The advantage of a suitable model is particularly evident when dirt and corrosion cause additional resistance. Depending on the task, you can choose between two-arm or three-arm pullers, internal pullers or special versions for bearings and bushings. This allows you to work in a controlled manner, avoid material stresses and restore your vehicle to a safe condition step by step.
More safety and convenience in the workshopA damaged or worn puller can quickly cause additional trouble if claws come loose or the spindle slips. With sturdily manufactured tools, for example a high-quality puller from GEDORE, you have a much better grip on your work. The claws can be applied securely, the spindle transmits the force evenly and you feel more control when working. This protects you and your vehicle and ensures that even stubborn parts can be removed without unnecessary force.
Maintaining, repairing or replacing pullersWhen it is worth maintaining and repairing pullers
Slight signs of use or soiling do not mean that you have to replace your puller straight away. It is often enough to clean the tool thoroughly, lubricate the spindle and regularly maintain moving parts. This allows you to maintain your puller and significantly extend its service life. If individual components such as tips, nuts or claws are only slightly worn, they can often be replaced with suitable accessories or carefully selected spare parts so that you can continue to work safely.
When you should change your puller
As soon as you notice bent arms, cracks in the material or a noticeable reduction in holding power, it makes sense to replace the puller. In such cases, continuing to work with the tool can be risky because it can fail under load and damage components or injure you. You should be able to rely on a fully functional tool, especially for tight-fitting bearings or pulleys. Timely replacement ensures that the service life of your puller is not exhausted at the expense of safety.
Order a puller for your car conveniently online
In our shop, you will find pullers that you can select to suit your vehicle and area of application. Use the intelligent car spare parts search with HSN TSN to identify your car and get a targeted display of suitable variants. You can then filter by area of application, span or load capacity and select a model that suits your workshop or hobby wrenching project. In this way, you can combine pullers, accessories and other tools in one order process and be well prepared for upcoming repairs. It's also worth taking a look at other categories such as Screwdrivers, pliers, tool storage, tool spanners, ratchets & ratchets or power tools to complement your equipment.
Your advantages with ecanis
- Selection of automotive tools for workshops and hobby mechanics
- Different types of pullers and matching accessories
- Option for quick online ordering
- Product range with a focus on practical quality
- Clear search to find suitable items for your vehicle
FAQ
How do I find the right puller for my car
First select your vehicle in the car spare parts search via HSN TSN. This will ensure that only suitable pullers are displayed. You can then specify the desired area of application, for example for bearings, pulleys or other attachments, and compare the span and load capacity. This way, you can quickly find a model that suits your car and the work you have planned.
How does a puller work in the automotive sector
A puller grips the respective component with its claws or clamping arms and pulls it off the shaft or hub in a controlled manner using a spindle. The even tightening of the spindle distributes the force evenly, allowing even stuck parts to be loosened. If you choose the puller to suit the component and space conditions, you can carry out repairs much more gently and avoid damage that would occur with improvised lever or hammer applications.
How often should I check or replace my puller
Check your puller at regular intervals for cracks, bent arms, damaged claws or stripped threads. If everything is intact, it is usually sufficient to lightly lubricate the spindle and keep the tool clean. However, as soon as you notice significant deformation, material cracks or a loss of holding power, you should replace the puller. This will ensure that your tool reliably transmits the required force and that you don't take unnecessary risks when carrying out demanding work.
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