As well as the bearing puller kit you will need a hammer and a rod/punch/old bolt that fits through the bearing. Using the tool is simple: 1. Insert the round end into the bearing. 2. Tighten the nut to expand the tool, gripping the inside of the bearing. 3. The tool and bearing can then be tapped out together by inserting the punch/rod/old bolt from the other side and tapping on the end of the tool. Instructions included. If you are not satisfied, we will offer a refund or replacement!
| Style | Clash 20 2019 |
| Sport | Cycling |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Brand | BearingProTools |
| Manufacturer | BearingProTools |
| Item Weight | 110 g |
| ASIN | B07K8SZ3WQ |
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Knocks out of bearing.
No matter how much I tightened the extractor it knocked out of the bearing. I tried a puller from another supplier with a slight collar on the expansion bolt. ~This gripped tighter and was up to the job. I expect this BearingProTool will work well in most cases when suitable grease has been used to fit the original bearings, but for seized bearings it let me down.
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