hub puller

$85.00 including postage. The best there is.
 

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im in calif, this thing weighs almost #30 , to expensive to send, check with your local clubs or local parts stores they usually have loaners
 
I just used a "standard" puller I bought at the local tool store. It has three arms on it that attach to the "rings" on the rear hubs. Worked fine. If you have the type of hubs that do not have the "rings" then you will have to go with the A type puller.
 
I bought mine from Brattons and it works great. Page 156: #6150 for 28-31 (Protruding ring hubs) or #6160 for 28-31 (Recess hub ring style). Check the catalog photos for hub style $27 each plus shipping.
Supergnat
 
After looking at different styles of pullers I decided to build my own. 10 minutes diggin' thru my scap bin and dusty boxes from the back of the shelves netted me everything I need. Best of all, it's almost free!! Thanks to those who responded.

Ron
 
be careful with it, i hope its pretty stout, those hubs can be stuck on very tight and require a lot of pulling power to get them off, dont get hurt
 
ford1 said:
be careful with it, i hope its pretty stout, those hubs can be stuck on very tight and require a lot of pulling power to get them off, dont get hurt
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That's why I like the one from Mitchell -- It's built plenty strong!
 
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