Pulley puller AWTools AW19013 — model AW19013, weight 1.6 kg

Pulley puller AWTools AW19013 is a mechanical extraction tool designed to remove pulleys, gears, bearings, discs and rings in automotive and workshop environments. Constructed from drop-forged tool steel that has been hardened and tempered, the AW19013 delivers a robust, single-purpose solution for dismounting press-fit components. The unit weight is 1.6 kg and the tool features a central hex-head screw suitable for use with a ratchet wrench, plus adjustable arms and a double-sided jaw design for both internal and external gripping.

Advantages

The AWTools AW19013 combines a durable drop-forged, heat-treated tool-steel body with a corrosion-resistant central screw finished in black oxide and satin-plated arms to reduce slippage. Each arm is adjustable independently to accommodate different diameters and positions, while the double-sided jaws enable both internal and external bearing grip. The hex head screw is compatible with standard ratchet wrenches, allowing controlled, mechanical extraction without hammering or heating.

Suitable for

• Removing pulleys on automotive engines and alternators
• Extracting bearings and bearing races from hubs and housings
• Dismounting gears, discs and rings in maintenance and repair work
• General garage and workshop extraction tasks requiring a mechanical puller

Key specifications

• Material: tool steel, drop forged, hardened and tempered
• Net weight: 1.6 kg
• Central screw: hex head for ratchet wrench, black oxide finish
• Arms: satin plated, individually adjustable to reduce slippage
• Jaws: double-sided design for internal and external grip
• Intended use: removal of pulleys, bearings, gears, discs and rings

How to use

Position the puller so the arms or jaws engage the component to be removed, selecting internal or external gripping as required. Adjust each arm independently to ensure an even and secure contact around the part. Place the central hex-head screw against the shaft or center point and turn the screw using a compatible ratchet wrench to apply steady axial force until the component is released. Use controlled, even turns of the wrench and recheck arm alignment during the operation to avoid slipping or uneven loading.

Usage recommendations

Before use, inspect the puller for wear or damage and ensure the arms and screw move freely. Secure the workpiece and, if needed, protect adjacent surfaces with soft pads. Apply consistent force with a ratchet wrench and avoid sudden or excessive impact. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve the black oxide and plated finishes.