AB Tools Thin two jaw bearing puller/remover 30mm - 90mm

Seems well made and sturdy, alot better than I thought it would be for the price. I've been in the trade 25 years and would say its almost professional quality.. used it to pull off the kicker gear on old harley 4 speed gearbox, done it with ease and no signs of damage or wear to the puller, will be in my toolbox to use time and time again.If you are in need of a puller, this will do the job and probably alot more after. Worth the money.

I used this to get the nuts off the wiper motor spindle as part of replacing a front shock. It worked well and stood the task. It is thin and two jaws so ideal for that sort of job.

Quite heavy and chunkier than expected. Casting and finish just a little rough but it's not an expensive item and it did the job it was purchased for. OK for occasional use. No ball bearing tip as advertised which is a bit naughty.

A well made, adjustable puller which is fine for the home garage mechanic. Not the strongest of models but acceptable. However, I needed to pull a thin cog pulley from a classic motorcycle dynamo. The centre bolt extractor stopped short of making contact with the dynamo drive shaft so was ineffective. The bolt ( extractor) needs to be a few inches longer to overcome this. I got around it by placing a stud under the bolt thus temporarily ‘extending’ it.However, I can recommend this but with the above to bear in mind.

Quality steel, does the job

It fine features, allowed me access to a difficult job

The jaws have little to no grip and will just slide out of position. The bolts at the top of the jaws that hold them on the top rail are useless. This results in the jaws falling out of alignment and slipping (as above) The thread on the central bolt that winds the tool started to fur up and get tight; likely to strip . It couldn't manage the job, so returned; however the time wasted on this useless junk I will never get back. AVOID!

I bought this with one specific job in mind: removing some 42mm bearings from unicycle hubs. It arrived promptly. Did the job easily. It took 30 seconds if that to remove each bearing. You need a spanner/wrench to operate it. 2 sizes if you choose to lock the jaws into position. I found that the jaws simply held in place once they were under slight load and that made the job quicker the second time round. A professional would have a set of more specialised bearing pullers, but this is fine for those of us who only need to do the job from time to time.