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2 /3 Jaw Gear Puller Tool for Tractor and Agricultural Equipment Repair

Original price was: $61.34.Current price is: $46.60.

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SKU: SMA-975-W87127 Category:

When you’re staring at a stuck gear, pulley, or bearing on your tractor, you need the right tool to get it off without damaging expensive parts. This 2/3 jaw gear puller gives you the pulling power and precision to remove stubborn components that just won’t budge with a regular puller or pry bar. Whether it’s a PTO gear, hydraulic pump pulley, or wheel bearing, this tool gets the job done without the headache.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty chrome vanadium steel construction that won’t bend or break under pressure
  • Heat-treated jaws that grip securely without slipping or marring finished surfaces
  • Fine-thread center bolt for smooth, controlled pulling action – no sudden jerks or slips
  • Corrosion-resistant plating keeps it looking good and working smoothly season after season
  • 5 1/4 inch reach and 7 inch spread handles most tractor components you’ll encounter

Built for Real Farm Work

This puller is sized right for the gears, pulleys, and bearings you’ll find on most tractors and agricultural equipment. The 2/3 jaw design means you can use it as a two-jaw puller for tight spaces or flip to three-jaw configuration when you need more balanced pulling force. It’s the kind of tool that works on everything from small utility tractors to big row-crop machines.

Made to Last

Farm shops are tough on tools, and this puller is built to handle the abuse. The chrome vanadium steel construction provides the strength you need for heavy pulling jobs, while the heat-treated jaws stay sharp and grip properly even after years of use. The plated finish resists rust and corrosion, so it’ll still work smoothly when you dig it out of the toolbox next season.

Good to Know

The fine-thread center screw gives you excellent control – you can apply steady pressure without the sudden slips that can damage parts or hurt your knuckles. Always make sure the jaws are seated squarely behind the part you’re pulling, and use penetrating oil on rusty or corroded components before you start. A little heat from a torch can help too, but be careful around seals and painted surfaces.