Efficiently Remove Large Dents with Performance Tool W2016C Dent Puller Review

Plastic mallet handle broke on first use Had to borrow one from a friend to pull the vents out of my Harley exhaust Very poor workmanship I was unhappy with this product

The handle came loose on the third time, the locknut continues to loosen. Glued handle and welded nut. The flat world broke down the first time I used it. Not a heavy tool at all. But it will make a difference.

Cheap so you don't have to spend more money. First, the handle isn't attached to anything. Second, after about 10 good slides with the load, the nut you're hitting breaks out and the load slips off. Spend some extra money and get yourself a good puller

I had low expectations, but heck! The nut in front of the handle keeps loosening, and the handle came loose within minutes of pulling out the axle bearings. I'm stubborn so I welded the nut on and added a T handle to the end but don't waste it. It s cheap! It's cheap for a reason!

Overall this is a very handy tool. In addition to removing dents, in our work we use a screw nozzle to screw in the shaft seal. This way we can get them out without taking things apart. The reason I give it 4 out of 5 is because it's not the best tool in the world. Hard to beat for the price, of course.

This is cheap cheap junk. Some snippets don't make sense. First, there is no way to attach a handle. There's no thread, no insert sticking to it. There are no instructions, plus each of the pictures on the box shows something different. The small screw should go into the cone. It's not like this. It slides right out. I've used it and it didn't work like some of the ones I've used in the past. DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY. go get something else