Orion Motor Tech Gear Puller Set, 3" 4" 6" 8" 3 Jaw Puller Kit for Pulley Gear Bearing Flywheel Removal, Heavy Duty Pulley Puller with Reversible Jaws 4 pcs Bearing Puller Tool Kit

Great puller set! Works as expected. Made with excellent quality. Holds in place and very easy to use. Appreciate all the different sizes depending on the job at hand.

Durable, doesn't collapse on first use, help me remove torsion bars that were rusted for 10 years on a Chevy Silverado. Will buy this brand again when I need it. Cost-effective, three pack and I've only used one

I've used all three of these for various tasks from pulling off a differential pinion flange to pulling bearings off of a mower deck spindle. They work and are very effective. They're pretty basic and fine for occasional use, but if you're a pro or you have something that requires a ridiculous amount of brute force, I'm sure there are ways of destroying them. My only gripe: When using an impact gun to turn the screw, the nuts that hold the jaws on will shake themselves loose and it will fall apart. I find myself constantly reassembling it after each attempt. I could use thread lock, but then I wouldn't be able to flip the jaws around for the other configuration. What I might do is go get some nyloc nuts from the hardware store to keep them from disassembling themselves.

These pullers from OMT are a great set to have on hand or toolbox. There are other sets on the market cheaper in price. And they are in quality all the way around. Most are so rough it's hard to operate or the metal is not to any standard and breaks on you. At least this set has a publish tonnage rating on them, while others simply do not say. The screw pin is black oxide coated and the threads are very clean. In all probability the pullers should last for a very long time, providing that a person doesn't abused them. I would recommend this puller set to anyone.

Gets the job done. You don't need super expensive pullers. These get the job done.

Shipping was fast decent product at a decent price.

Purchased for a 2002 Tundra wheel bearing job, and the 8" jaws failed beyond use on the second hub. The jaw material deformed and the angle opened up. The bolt plates also stretched, and the bolt holes are elongated with trapped bolts now. Granted, this wheel bearing job is known for the force needed, so perhaps the puller will work well on easier jobs.The 'pusher' rod is also a solid piece, no pivoting end, and ground itself flat on the first hub. It's now very custom with a 22mm impact socket stuck on the end.5 Stars for the concept, 2 Stars for features and performance, averaging to 3 Stars total.

Seems to be quality. Haven't tried them yet.