Pulley puller AWTools AW19003, 600 g weight, compact manual removal tool

AWTools AW19003 is a compact pulley puller designed for manual removal of pulleys, bearings, gears and other press-fit components. Made of drop-forged tool steel that is hardened and tempered, this hand tool weighs 600 g and is intended for light-duty workshop and garage tasks where controlled, accurate extraction is required. The double-sided jaw design permits gripping from either the outside or the inside of the component, while individually adjustable arms and a satin-plated finish help reduce slippage during use.

Advantages

The AWTools AW19003 combines durable construction with a compact form factor suitable for tight spaces. Its central hex-head screw is compatible with a ratchet wrench for steady, controlled turning, and the black oxide finish on the screw increases corrosion resistance. Satin-plated, adjustable arms and a double-sided jaw layout provide versatility for a range of small components. The tool’s 600 g weight makes it easy to position and handle without excessive bulk, while hardened and tempered tool steel ensures longevity under normal light-duty conditions.

Suitable for

• Removal of small pulleys in automotive maintenance
• Extracting bearings and gears in light machinery repair
• Disassembly of discs and rings in workshops and garages
• DIY maintenance tasks that require controlled pull-out force

Key specifications

• Construction: drop-forged tool steel, hardened and tempered
• Weight: 600 g
• Screw: central hex-head screw compatible with ratchet wrench, black oxide finish
• Arms: satin-plated, individually adjustable to reduce slippage
• Jaw design: double-sided for internal and external gripping
• Intended use: manual removal of pulleys, bearings, gears, discs and rings

How to use

Select the appropriate jaw orientation for internal or external gripping and adjust each arm to fit the component securely. Position the puller so the jaws engage the part to be removed and align the central screw with the shaft or press-fit center. Use a ratchet wrench on the hex head to apply steady, controlled rotation of the screw, drawing the component off the shaft. Inspect the component and the seating surfaces after removal and clean contact points as needed.

Usage recommendations

Ensure even engagement of all jaws before applying force and avoid sudden or excessive torque. Use protective eyewear and follow standard workshop safety practices. For larger or tightly fitted components, consider using a heavier-duty or hydraulic puller to prevent damage to the tool or the part.