Pulley puller AWTools AW19002 — weight 400 g, manual two-jaw extractor for pulleys and gears

The AWTools AW19002 pulley puller is a compact, manual two-jaw extractor weighing 400 g, engineered to remove pulleys, gears, bearings and other press-fit parts. Constructed from drop-forged tool steel that is hardened and tempered, the extractor features a central forcing screw with a hex head for ratchet-wrench operation and two satin-plated adjustable arms for secure gripping. The double-sided jaw design permits both internal and external grip of components, providing controlled axial extraction in confined spaces common to automotive and light mechanical maintenance.

Advantages

The AWTools AW19002 combines durable construction with a lightweight, portable design that enables precise, controlled pulling action. The hardened and tempered tool-steel body resists deformation under load, while the black oxide central screw reduces corrosion and ensures smooth operation when used with a ratchet wrench. Satin-plated arms minimize slippage and each arm is adjustable independently to adapt to different part diameters. The double-sided jaws increase versatility by allowing both internal and external gripping of bearings, pulleys and rings.

Suitable for

• Removing pulleys and gears in automotive repair
• Extracting bearings and bushings from shafts and housings
• Servicing small motors, alternators and pumps
• Light mechanical maintenance in workshops and garages

Key specifications

• Type: manual two-jaw pulley and gear extractor
• Weight: 400 g
• Material: drop-forged tool steel, hardened and tempered
• Arms: two adjustable satin-plated arms with double-sided jaws for internal and external grip
• Forcing screw: central hex-head screw with black oxide finish, compatible with ratchet wrenches
• Finish: satin-plated arms, black oxide screw
• Typical applications: pulleys, gears, bearings, discs and rings

How to use

Position the two arms of the AWTools AW19002 so the jaws engage either the inside or outside of the part to be removed, depending on whether an internal or external grip is required. Adjust each arm independently to center the extractor and secure a firm grip on the component. Thread the central hex-head forcing screw into the extractor body and tighten gradually with a ratchet wrench, applying steady axial force until the part releases from the shaft or housing. Inspect the tool and the removed part after use for any signs of damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the appropriate safety equipment such as eye protection and gloves. Ensure the extractor arms are properly seated and centered before applying force. For stubborn or corroded parts, apply penetrating lubricant and tighten the forcing screw slowly to avoid sudden release. Do not exceed the tool’s intended manual capacity or use impact tools on the central screw.