Hydraulic Bearing Puller GEKO G00910 — 5 T Capacity, 4‑arm

Hydraulic bearing puller GEKO G00910 — 5 T Capacity, 4‑arm is a workshop extraction tool designed to remove bearings, gears and bushings from shafts and housings. With a 5-ton hydraulic ram and a four-arm puller arrangement, the tool provides controlled axial force and even load distribution to extract press-fitted components safely and with minimal risk of damage. The GEKO model is intended for use in automotive repair shops, industrial maintenance and mechanical servicing where reliable hydraulic force is required for removal tasks.

Advantages

The four-arm configuration ensures a stable and balanced grip on components of varying diameters, reducing slippage and uneven loading. Hydraulic actuation supplies consistent pulling force up to 5 tonnes, enabling removal of stubborn or tightly fitted parts without manual overexertion. The robust construction and workshop-oriented design improve durability under repeated use and provide precision control during extraction operations.

Suitable for

• Removing wheel bearings and hub assemblies in automotive repair
• Extracting gears, pulleys and bushings in industrial maintenance
• Servicing motors and mechanical equipment with press‑fitted parts
• General workshop use where controlled hydraulic pulling is required

Key specifications

• Maximum pulling capacity: 5 tonnes (hydraulic)
• Puller type: 4‑arm configuration for even load distribution
• Application: bearings, gears, bushings and similar press‑fitted parts
• Operation: hydraulic ram for controlled axial force
• Construction: heavy‑duty metal components suitable for workshop environments

How to use

Position the puller arms evenly around the component to be removed and secure the central forcing screw or hydraulic ram to the shaft or press point. Ensure the arms engage behind the lip of the bearing, gear or bushing to provide a firm grip. Operate the hydraulic ram gradually, applying steady pressure while monitoring the alignment of the puller and the extracted part. Stop and readjust if the arms slip or if the load becomes uneven. Once the component is freed, release the hydraulic pressure and remove the part and the puller.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection and gloves when operating the hydraulic puller. Verify that the selected puller arm spread and engagement points are appropriate for the part diameter before applying full hydraulic pressure. Avoid side loading and keep the tool perpendicular to the shaft to prevent damage. Regularly inspect the puller and hydraulic fittings for wear or leaks and service them according to workshop safety procedures.