Three-arm bearing puller GEKO G02230, 75 mm reach

The GEKO three-arm bearing puller G02230 with a 75 mm reach is a manual extraction tool designed to remove bearings, gears and pulleys from shafts. Its three symmetrically arranged arms provide balanced, centered pulling force that reduces the risk of tilting or damage during removal. The puller is intended for automotive, workshop and maintenance tasks that require controlled disassembly of press‑fitted parts.

Advantages

The three-arm configuration ensures even load distribution and stable gripping around the component for straight, controlled extraction. The 75 mm reach allows access to components recessed on shafts or positioned in assemblies with limited clearance. The mechanical screw mechanism provides fine control of pull speed and force without the need for power tools, offering safer operation in confined spaces. The tool’s construction is designed to withstand repeated workshop use while preserving part surfaces when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Removing bearings from wheel hubs, motor shafts and gearboxes
• Extracting gears and pulleys from shafts during repair or maintenance
• Disassembling press‑fitted components in automotive and industrial workshops
• Maintenance tasks in small repair shops and home garages

Key specifications

• Tool type: manual three-arm bearing puller
• Maximum reach: 75 mm
• Arm configuration: three symmetrical arms for balanced pulling
• Operation: mechanical central screw for controlled extraction
• Typical applications: bearings, gears, pulleys on shafts

How to use

Position the arms evenly around the component to ensure a centered grip. Adjust the arm span so the claws engage securely behind the part to be removed, then align the central screw with the shaft or extraction point. Turn the screw slowly and steadily to apply pulling force until the component slides free. Inspect the part and mating surfaces after removal and clean any debris before reassembly. Use the tool on stable, supported assemblies and avoid sudden impacts or excessive side loads that could damage parts or the puller.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, select the correct arm position and reach for the component, apply consistent pressure via the central screw, and protect delicate surfaces with thin metal shims if needed. Do not use the puller on components that are welded or otherwise fixed; verify the part is press‑fitted and removable. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment and follow standard workshop safety procedures.