🔧 Posi Lock 104 4-Inch Reach, 0.5-Inch to 5-Inch Spread, 5-Ton Capacity Three-Jaw Puller Review

I'm an idiot, I've suffered all these years without her. Should have gotten it a long time ago. Got model 104 - worked fine the first time I used it.

I use this puller to remove shaft couplings on hydraulic motors that are held not only by a locking pin but by epoxy which needs to be heated to remove. was able to pull the couplers without heat and without damaging the puller. Very well built.

Great tool for anyone who needs to pull pulleys. Much easier to use than traditional 3-jaw pullers. It even worked great when I replaced the bipod on my hot rod. Just don't thread the center screw too deep into either of the 1/2" wave washers. That's how I screwed up my last pulley block.

I first bought the big brother of this puller a few months ago for work on installing the wishbone bushing, I can only say that I am very satisfied with the performance of this puller. puller in this style. The exoskeleton prevents the jaws from slipping off the target and increases the rigidity of the tool. The build quality is by far the best puller I have ever used. I strongly recommend buying these pullers instead of cheap fakes, you won't be disappointed.

I've played around with other types of pullers, both 2-jaw and 3-jaw, and it always takes 3 hands to grip/pull them properly. This puller's "cage" slides down and holds everything perfectly in place. I very quickly managed to remove the pulley ring from my snow thrower's impeller shaft. Don't underestimate the benefit of this puller in holding all three jaws in place at once. This is much easier than with the old three-arm puller.

I have many 2 and 3 leg bearing/gear pullers and I have to say the Posi Lock 3 leg puller is the best I have ever used have . It's really a pleasure to use because it just works great at pulling out bearings and gears. The design of the handle allows you to work in places where other pullers could not work due to space constraints. The Posi Lock cage holds the object to be recovered securely, so the jaws stay in place even when the object to be recovered is completely detached from the shaft…

These people make amazing products for money that really isn't that great. I have a Posi 108, I love that it's great for popping stuck CV axles. I can use it for racing but it's a bit big so finally I said ok I'm going to buy a small 104 just for racing and to be honest the size of this thing and the range is incredibly small. If you already have a big one and are going to do it like me, then you might be fine. Honestly if they had 105 I would probably go ahead and update it. I really don't…