🔧 Efficient 4-Piece Performance Tool W134DB 3-Jaw Gear Puller Set Review

This bad guy saved me from having to pay a mechanic $200 to do the work just to remove the flywheel from a 2007 Honda Rebel 250. And another 220 think I need a flywheel replacement so total $420 - $17.99 = $402.01. I don't know long term, but it worked for the job I needed it for.

This is a cheap tool. I didn't get what I needed due to the pointed tip, I just drilled a hole in the aluminum. Also make sure you tighten all the nuts, if you plan to use it with a bang they will rattle immediately. I'm sure it will work for a quick fix, but don't expect it to be a daily tool.

You will receive a W135P puller but this is not what is shown and described in all the pictures. The first two images are true, the last two are not. This is a 3 arm puller only, not the 2/3 arm puller shown in the last two pictures and detailed in the product description.

Warning! The W137P puller has been described as a 2/3 strand puller. In fact, the 2 photos show a puller with a 2/3 grip. I bought this puller specifically because I wanted to use it as a two arm puller when needed. It is a three-arm puller only. Many thanks to Revain for the hassle-free return. But that's also bad for the Revain, as a previous reviewer said it's just a 3-arm puller. The description needs to be corrected.

I used this puller to remove a transmission flange on a 20 year old truck. To say it worked perfectly and was exactly what I needed for the job would be an understatement. The puller didn't buckle or bend under load and worked just as well as the snap puller I have at work, which I spent over 10x more on. The only thing that would improve this puller is the ability to change the head/tips, but I would buy it again.