Performance Tool W141 2-Jaw Gear Puller, 6

Worked great

Do not buy this flimsy junk puller the studs threads stripped, and the whole puller threads got pulled out to the point of no use in the arms started stretching and bending horrible product horrible metal overall do not buy if you plan on using this in any hard, pulling job, especially on a four wheeler flywheel…

The arm of my rear windshield wiper broke from the car wash. Well it wouldn't come off for me to replace the arm. Sprayed a little WD40 and using this tool it popped right off!

Don't expect to pull anything over a few inches with this. The finish has held up really well for the amount of abuse it's taken, but the long flats that sit behind the gear have bent over time, and it tends to slip off of whatever you're pulling unless you hold the flats together. Much better than a screwdriver or a hammer, but not an end all be all.

i purchased this to push down on the plugs while servicing the forks on my motorcycle, with the front end suspended and no weight on the fork springs, compressing them a few millimeters (10mm) to assist in removal should be a light duty job. the metal used in the arms deformed to a less than 90-degree angle leading to slippage, it was easy enough to re bend them to just past 90 degrees in order to finish the job, but I have to wonder what sort of alloy is being used here? It has rigidity only slightly better than that of room temperature butter! great idea, poor execution, i will be seeking a replacement or improvement to these prior to my next fork service.

I needed to replace a drive fully on my lawnmower. Might says it will just pull off. No it doesn't, I had pullers i used at my work , but we're all to large. I just needed a puller I'd probably only use once. But did the job. This was the one.

I used this to try and pull Bicycle cranks off of a bicycle... This is not the intended purpose of this tool.It was under advisement from a BikeBerry representative though trying to help me out.I can see however how this product while it may be effective in loose gear pulling, certainly has a way to go when it comes to the quality versus the cost... The metal is very soft, and I can't imagine it being used for it's original intended purpose for very long.Overall disappointing, and while i was using it for a extended use case, it failed spectacularly in very little effort.The Crank shaft likely can output as much as 8X the amount of force required to break the lever arms in this tool.

Bought this and (another product) the Custom Accessories Puller and paid extra freight for both of them. For the price I knew I was no buying the best. After-all I was only pulling a small 5x1.5" gear. I found out in short order how absolutely inferior in construction they both are. The bar that the threaded rod goes through is not solid, but is square tubing with a wall thickness of .053". Not even thick enough to have two threads to grip the threaded rod. So guess what! After 3 slight turns (1/8) turn each....the rod stripped out. But it gets worse. I opened the second package to find the threads in the metal tubing were non-existent...and the rod just pulled through.It's not like I was pulling a frozen rotor from a semi-truck. I was pulling a small, light 5 x 1.5" bronze gear..so I did not want to put a gorilla twist on the pullers.You are a sucker if you buy this junk. Some China businessman is laughing all the way to the bank. Amazon should be ashamed to sell a product so inferior. I tried the Amazon "return or replace" bar, but it would not allow me to continue beyond that. SHAMEFUL.......