Puller Set Hikoki JCB-933T1 — 26-piece pullers for socket arm bushings and bearings

Hikoki JCB-933T1 is a 26-piece puller set designed for removing socket arm bushings and bearings in workshop environments. The kit contains a variety of puller jaws, legs, adapters and forcing screws to cope with different bushing and bearing diameters and installation types. Components are arranged to allow disassembly of press-fitted parts from mechanical linkages, suspension arms and pivot points without causing damage to surrounding components.

Advantages

The set offers a comprehensive assortment of puller sizes and attachments that reduce the need for improvised tools. Hardened steel components and precision-machined threads provide consistent force transmission and extended service life. The modular design allows configuration as an internal or external puller, adapting to bushes, bearings and sleeves with different profiles. The kit also includes extension pieces to reach recessed components and to work in confined workshop spaces.

Suitable for

• Removing socket arm bushings on automotive and agricultural linkages
• Extracting bearings from suspension and pivot assemblies
• Workshop maintenance where press-fitted sleeves or spacers must be removed
• Tasks requiring internal and external pulling configurations

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 26
• Includes: puller jaws, legs, forcing screws and adapters for internal and external pulling
• Material: heat-treated steel components for wear resistance
• Finish: corrosion-resistant coating on metal parts
• Compatibility: multiple sizes to accommodate a range of bushing and bearing diameters

How to use

Select the appropriate jaw or adapter for the bushing or bearing to be removed and assemble the puller in either internal or external configuration depending on the component profile. Position the puller securely against the component and align the forcing screw with the shaft or pressure point. Turn the forcing screw gradually with a compatible tool to apply steady pulling force until the bushing or bearing is extracted. Use extension pieces where access is limited and verify alignment frequently to avoid uneven loading.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable eye protection and gloves. Apply penetrating oil if components are corroded or tightly seized, and work slowly to avoid sudden releases. Inspect puller parts for damage before use and replace any worn or deformed pieces. Use the set on stable work supports and avoid applying excessive torque beyond typical workshop hand-tool limits.