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Ok, I'll give you the info you've asked for but you're not going to like it. The tool is from Kent-Moore and is part # J-41816. It sells for $118.00 !!!!
Ok, I'll give you the info you've asked for but you're not going to like it. The tool is from Kent-Moore and is part # J-41816. It sells for $118.00 !!!!
As was said before, a generic three jaw puller will work. You can get a set of three different size pullers from Harbor Freight for about $35.00.
We must of posted up at the same time. LOL hey for this guys info, not any 3 prong puller will work. I bought one that looks just like the kent moore puller tool, but the one that i bought, the arms were to big to go into the hole. Be careful what you buy. That kent moore puller works real good
We must of posted up at the same time. LOL hey for this guys info, not any 3 prong puller will work. I bought one that looks just like the kent moore puller tool, but the one that i bought, the arms were to big to go into the hole. Be careful what you buy. That kent moore puller works real good
Like I said, any three prong puller AS LONG AS IT FITS INTO THE INSIDE OF THE PULLEY
Ok, I'll give you the info you've asked for but you're not going to like it. The tool is from Kent-Moore and is part # J-41816. It sells for $118.00 !!!!
As was said before, a generic three jaw puller will work. You can get a set of three different size pullers from Harbor Freight for about $35.00.
Thanks for the replies guys. I'm of the opinion that the correct tool for the job is the way to go every time. I have access to a regular set of pullers but wanted to get the correct tool. Its not worth screwing around and potentially messing up the crank snout or threads to save a few bucks.