Bearing puller, JOBI model 19760, 2-arm design, 75 mm span

JOBI bearing puller model 19760 is a two-arm mechanical puller with a 75 mm span, designed for controlled axial extraction of bearings, gears and pulleys from shafts. The tool uses a balanced two-arm configuration to engage the part evenly, reducing the risk of slippage and damage while enabling precise removal in workshop and maintenance environments. Its compact span makes it suitable for use in confined spaces and on medium-sized components common in automotive and industrial machinery.

Advantages

The two-arm design provides symmetric gripping force for stable, centered pulling. A 75 mm maximum span allows access to a range of medium-sized bearings and assemblies. The mechanical screw action offers controlled, gradual extraction without the need for heat or improvised leverage, preserving the integrity of the shaft and the removed component. Constructed for workshop and maintenance use, the puller is compatible with common shafts and press-fit parts encountered in vehicle repair and industrial servicing.

Suitable for

• Removing bearings from shafts in automotive repair
• Extracting gears and pulleys during machinery maintenance
• Workshop disassembly of medium-sized press-fit components
• Situations requiring balanced axial pull in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Tool type: 2-arm mechanical bearing puller
• Maximum arm span: 75 mm
• Operation: central screw for axial extraction
• Application: bearings, gears, pulleys and similar press-fit parts
• Use environment: workshop, automotive and industrial maintenance

How to use

Position the arms behind the component to be removed so that the gripping surfaces sit evenly against the part. Center the puller’s screw on the end of the shaft or on a suitable reaction point, then turn the screw gradually to apply axial force and draw the component off the shaft. Maintain steady, even turns and check alignment frequently to prevent slipping or uneven load. For tight or corroded fits, apply penetrating lubricant and allow it to work before attempting extraction. Do not use the tool for prying or hammer strikes; use the screw mechanism to generate controlled extraction force.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the puller arms and screw for wear or damage before each use. Select a puller with an appropriate span and arm reach for the component to ensure safe, even engagement. When working on rusted or seized parts, prepare the assembly with penetrating oil and protect adjacent surfaces. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow workshop safety practices while operating the tool.