What types of pullers does ToolSource offer?

ToolSource carries a wide variety of pullers for different applications, including bearing pullers, wheel pullers, bushing pullers, brake drum pullers, and even specialized pullers like battery terminal pullers. We also offer puller adaptors and parts to customize your existing pullers. With over 3000 pullers available, you're sure to find the right tool for the job.

I need to remove a bushing. What kind of puller should I use?

For removing bushings, a bushing puller is the ideal choice. These pullers are specifically designed to grip and extract bushings without damaging the surrounding components. Consider the size and type of bushing you're working with to select the appropriate bushing puller, and look for options from brands like OTC Tools and Equipment or Lisle.

What should I consider when choosing a wheel puller?

When selecting a wheel puller, consider the size and type of vehicle you'll be working on, as well as the wheel's bolt pattern. Ensure the puller has sufficient reach and strength to safely remove the wheel. Brands like OTC Tools and Equipment and Stanley Proto Industrial Tools offer robust wheel pullers for various applications.

Do you carry pullers for engine work?

Yes, we offer a selection of engine pullers, including engine puller plates and related components. These are designed for safely lifting and positioning engines during maintenance or repair. Look for options from brands like OTC Tools and Equipment, known for their durable and reliable engine service tools.

What are the benefits of using a slide hammer with a puller?

A slide hammer provides impact force to assist in removing stubborn parts. When used with a puller, the slide hammer can help break loose seized components, making the removal process easier and more efficient. We offer a selection of slide hammers and slide hammer puller sets, including options under our Slide Sledge brand.

What are 2-arm pullers best used for?

2-arm pullers are versatile tools suitable for a variety of pulling tasks, particularly when space is limited. They are commonly used for removing gears, bearings, and pulleys. When selecting a 2-arm puller, consider the reach and pulling capacity required for your specific application; some models, like those from Kukko Quality Tools Inc, offer extended jaws for added versatility.

What's the difference between a puller and a pusher?

While both pullers and pushers are used for removing or installing parts, they operate differently. Pullers use a pulling force to extract a component, while pushers apply a pushing force to install or remove a part. ToolSource offers both pullers and pushers, as well as combination tools, to address a wide range of mechanical tasks.

What are puller adaptors and why might I need them?

Puller adaptors allow you to customize your existing pullers for specific applications. They can extend the reach of your puller, provide a more secure grip on the part being removed, or adapt the puller to different types of components. ToolSource offers a variety of puller adaptors and parts to enhance the versatility of your puller set.