Gedore 1.30/3 Socket Wrench Set Gedore 8013130

The Gedore 1.30/3 Socket Wrench Set Gedore 8013130 is a professional extraction and socket wrench tool intended for use in automotive and mechanical maintenance. The set includes an internal extractor that is inserted into a bearing and a spindle that is screwed in, with a pulling shell whose turned-out shoulders press outwards behind the part to be removed. The design may vary from the image. The set is compatible with either a sliding hammer or a counter-support brace and specifies minimum and maximum dimensions for idle and spread states.

Advantages

This socket wrench and extractor set provides a durable construction and precise mechanical action suitable for repeated professional use. The turned-out shoulders on the pulling shell jaws ensure positive engagement behind the extracted part, while the option to use a sliding hammer or a counter-support brace adds versatility for different extraction scenarios. Feet that must be aligned parallel to the spindle contribute to rigidity during operation.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Removing bearings and pressed-in parts in automotive repair
• Mechanical maintenance and workshop extraction tasks
• Situations requiring use with a sliding hammer or a counter-support brace

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 8013130
• EAN: 4036976105292
• Design: internal extractor with spindle and pulling shell jaws
• Compatibility: usable with sliding hammer or counter-support brace
• Dimensions: minimum and maximum specified for idle and spread state (see product labelling)

How to use

Insert the internal extractor into the bearing and screw in the spindle. Ensure the pulling shell jaws are positioned so their turned-out shoulders will press outward behind the part to be extracted. Add the counter-support brace if required and align both feet parallel to the spindle to secure rigidity. Alternatively, connect and use a sliding hammer according to its instructions. Follow manufacturer guidance for torque and safe extraction practice.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, check that the feet are parallel to the spindle before applying force, and verify the extractor's minimum/maximum dimension range fits the part. If resistance is excessive, stop and reassess setup to avoid damage to the tool or the workpiece.