Bearing puller 3-leg 3"/75 mm, jaw spread 75×60 mm, HOGERT HT8G205

Three‑leg bearing puller HOGERT HT8G205 provides a 3" (75 mm) main reach and a jaw spread of 75×60 mm, designed for removal of bearings, gears and pulleys from shafts in automotive and workshop environments. The tool’s three arms distribute force evenly to reduce slippage and facilitate stable, controlled extraction where the tool dimensions match the workpiece. Durable materials and a compact design allow repeated use in routine maintenance and repair tasks.

Advantages

The three‑leg configuration ensures balanced force application for concentric pulling and reduces the chance of damaging components. The 75 mm reach and adjustable jaw spread support a range of internal and external pulls within the specified dimensions. Robust construction and a straightforward mechanical design make the puller easy to position and operate with standard workshop equipment.

Suitable for

• Removing bearings from shafts in automotive repair
• Extracting gears and pulleys during maintenance
• Workshop and mechanical service tasks requiring controlled pulling
• Internal and external pulls when workpiece dimensions match the jaw spread and reach

Key specifications

• Main reach: 75 mm (3")
• Jaw spread: 75 × 60 mm
• Three‑leg design for balanced pulling force
• Suitable for internal and external pulling within specified dimensions
• Material: durable metal construction for repeated workshop use

How to use

Select an arm position and adjust the jaws so they grip the component securely, ensuring the puller’s feet sit evenly behind the part to be removed. Position the centre forcing screw onto the shaft end or against a suitable support, then tighten incrementally with a wrench or socket, applying steady pressure until the part comes free. If performing an internal pull, orient and expand the jaws as required; for external pulls, reverse or reposition the legs so the feet engage the outer surface. Observe safe working distances and support surrounding components to prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

Before use, inspect the puller for wear or deformation and ensure the jaws and forcing screw are clean and lubricated as appropriate. Use correct personal protective equipment and, where necessary, apply penetrating oil to seized parts before extraction. Avoid using the tool beyond its specified reach and jaw spread, and use appropriate adapters or a different puller size for larger or irregularly shaped components.