LEG PUSH PULLER - OTC Tools and Equipment

The OTC Tools and Equipment 32135 LEG PUSH PULLER is a robust, professional-grade component designed to enhance the versatility and capability of existing OTC Push-Puller systems. This individual leg is engineered for demanding automotive and industrial applications, providing the necessary reach and strength to tackle stubborn press-fit components. It serves as a vital replacement or supplementary part, ensuring technicians can maintain peak performance and extend the functionality of their pulling setups.

Key Features

• Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by OTC Tools and Equipment, this leg is built for durability and resilience in rigorous workshop environments.
• Optimal Length: At 16 1/2 inches, this leg provides extended reach for a variety of deep-set pulling applications.
• Seamless Integration: Designed to integrate perfectly with compatible OTC Push-Puller heads and attachments, ensuring a secure and efficient pulling operation.
• Enhanced Pulling Force: Contributes to the overall stability and force distribution of a push-puller assembly, facilitating the removal of tightly seated parts.
• Versatile Component: Essential for configuring a push-puller to match specific job requirements, from standard maintenance to more complex repairs.

Applications

The OTC 32135 LEG PUSH PULLER is instrumental in a broad range of professional service tasks where significant force and precise component removal are required. It is commonly utilized in:

• Automotive Repair: Ideal for separating wheel bearings, transmission gears, crankshaft pulleys, and harmonic balancers.
• Industrial Maintenance: Effective for removing heavy-duty pinion bearings, side bearings, and roller gears on tracked vehicles.
• Press-Fit Component Removal: Facilitates the extraction of various components that are press-fit onto shafts or into housings, often in conjunction with bearing splitters or pulley pulling attachments.
• Shaft Extraction and Installation: Used when pulling shafts out of bores or housings, or when pushing shafts through housings, by securely fastening the puller legs to the housing.