Motion Pro 08 0026 Flywheel External Review

So I had to remove the flywheel from my Lifan 125cc engine (Honda Clone) to land on the stator to install the new regulator. This little guy did his job. An inexpensive way to remove the flywheel without damaging anything. Worked great!

Worked on a 1970 Suzuki TC90 Blazer magneto rotor. I screwed the big one into the flywheel by hand (reverse thread), then screwed the small one into the big one with my hands as much as possible (the thread is normal, the screw is 14), then I hit with a percussion gun - that Flywheel came off immediately.

shiny tool. I'm trying to remove the flywheel on my 350 Banshee engine which was cut onto the crankshaft in the garage. This tool withstood the 4 foot crowbar and impact sockets used on it and eventually combined with the heat gun removed the flywheel without damaging the tool.

If you need a flywheel puller and don't want to break, this is the puller for you. I have a 1974 Yamaha DT 250 that was never disassembled and had to remove the flywheel. It did the trick with ease. Definitely recommend. If I need more tools I will not hesitate to buy from them again.

If someone like me was searching the internet for the right puller for a 1976 Yamaha DT400 - yes. For the first time since 1976, this flywheel has been removed from a motorcycle. I had to use a jackhammer. So I would say this product was good and worked for what I needed.

I needed this for my Yamaha enduro. This adapter is of a higher quality than some of the adapters I've had for scooters or dirt bikes in the past. Just make sure your item has a 27mm x 1.0mm left hand thread before ordering. People complain that they don't fit, but that's because their app is designed for a different size. Also, you have to be careful when threading them into something because the threads are very thin and you risk getting crossed if you're not careful.

I've been looking for a reverse thread flywheel puller for my 1980's Yamaha tt250 for a long time. It was exactly what I needed. Seems well done. My flywheel got stuck and I was afraid it would just snap the threads, but he held on tight and pulled it off. Then I was able to complete the engine repair on my motorcycle. For those who love classic Yamaha bikes this is a must have. I think I might buy another one if mine disappears (I have kids and that often happens with my instruments).