I ordered 2 jaws bearing pullers (Rama claws) from the online retailer, and I reviewed this tool today. The jaw puller is used to pull off the bearings, couplings, gears, armature, and pulley without damaging them. For your information, this post is not sponsored.
Review 2 Jaws Puller
- I bought a 4" or 100 mm 2 jaws puller from an online retailer. It comes in many sizes, 2" up to 10 " or 50 mm to 250mm.
- The center bolt threads are designed for less effort when applying high torque. The crossbar bolt is removable to fit the part to remove, and the material used is high-carbon steel, and the color is black.
Step 2: Test
- For testing purposes, I gonna remove the bearing ceiling fan from the shaft.
- First, select the proper size of 2 jaw pullers and fit the bearing or the part to be removed.
- I slide the spanner to the shaft since my shaft hole is bigger than the center bolt to prevent it from losing when fitted. Turn the center bolt until it touches the center shaft or spanner.
- Fit the crossbar tightly.
- In my case, I turn the center bolt slowly and carefully, applying force onto the shaft or spanner.
- When the pulling part or bearing is off from the shaft, remove the 2 jaws puller.
- No damage to the bearing and shaft after removal.
The link tools and components replacement I used in this video are listed below:
Tools/Components/Items (Shopee):
Tools/Components/Items (Lazada):
Tools/Components/Items (Aliexpress):
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That's all from me. If you have any suggestions, please write in the comment section. Thank you for your time 👷.
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