8MILELAKE Motorcycle Flywheel Puller Compatible Review

I didn't even make a full turn of the bolt when the knot literally broke in half and my flywheel didn't even move. I have to give one star, otherwise I couldn't give this rating. Where's the poop emoticon when you need it!

This puller did not work for my application. However, I cannot blame the tool 100% in this case. The flywheel I was attempting to remove was so tight to the engine that it required a harmonic balancer puller for the car combined with a "free break" of the hub with an acetylene torch. What worries me about this tool for future use is that I have doubts about the quality of the material and thread. I suspect this puller will not hold or work well if pulling the flywheel or flywheels off requires…

This is a good imported set. It's not a great tool, but it's a good tool. The threads are decent reels and there are enough of them to mesh tightly with the flywheel. I removed the stock flywheel from my 1973 Ossa MAR. If you're thinking of using some penetrating oil first, get it spread over the shaft and tap the wrench with a hammer or other punch (don't smash it), you should be fine. The metal appears to be low grade mild steel or "black iron" and is not what I would call "tool steel"…