Performance Tool W137P 6-Inch 3-Jaw Gear Puller with Reversible Design for Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, Drop-Forged Steel, Chrome Plating

I used this to pull my steering wheel off my 2001 Z06 corvette. Worked like a charm and made the job super easy!

Good value for the money. Perfect for light use, like for the advanced do it yourselfer.

This seems typical of less expensive pullers and not bad at all. The gear I was removing popped off relatively easily so can’t comment on strength of the hooked end but overall it is fine and in line with price paid.

Great value, works just fine and easy assembly

I wanted to replace the steering wheel on a Club Car Precedent golf cart. No amount of hammering, beating, etc. was pulling that steering wheel loose. I watched the videos, I read the instructions, I used copious amounts of penetrating lubricants. Nothing. 15 minutes with this puller, including setup, and my steering wheel was off. I had a single use for this, and it worked EXACTLY as it should. Fast and (relatively) easy. I shouldn’t have tried so hard before ordering…

DO NOT BUY! Product came in broken packaging, could’ve either been used or because the plastic sheathing is the most brittle plastic I’ve ever had the displeasure of touching. I’d like to think it’s used, because on my first attempt to use it (pulling a pulley off of a 5/8” shaft) it began skipping the teeth on the center rod under very little load because of the gigantic tolerance faults between the inner diameter threading and the rod. Would not survive any load, look elsewhere.

The Jaw pulley puller worked perfect! Built well and why drive to Kragen to rent one when the price is right to own it! I used it tp pull off air conditioner pulley, It pulled it right off like butter! Save time and money from from running around to find a place to rent it...Its right here!

Its a cheap tool. Didn't end up getting what I needed off because of the pointed tip, just bored a hole in the aluminum. Also make sure you tighten up all the nuts if you plan on using it with an impact, they rattle right off. I'm sure it would work for a quick fix, but don't expect it to be a daily tool.