Bearing puller two-arm MEGA 29736, jaw span 50×40 mm, manual two-leg extractor

Two-arm bearing puller MEGA 29736 with a jaw span of 50×40 mm is a manual two-leg extractor designed for controlled removal of bearings, gears and pulleys in workshop and maintenance environments. The extractor converts between internal and external pulling by changing jaw orientation and uses a central screw to apply steady extraction force. Its compact footprint and durable metal construction make it suitable for routine mechanical service and light industrial repair tasks.

Advantages

The two-arm configuration provides balanced gripping on symmetrical parts while the adjustable jaw span of 50×40 mm accommodates a range of component sizes. Sturdy construction and a robust central screw deliver reliable, controlled extraction without the need for power tools. The simple setup and reversible jaws reduce setup time when switching between internal and external pulls. Its manual operation ensures precise force application for delicate components during maintenance.

Suitable for

• Removing bearings from shafts and housings
• Extracting gears and pulleys in automotive repair
• Maintenance of small industrial machines and electric motors
• Workshop tasks requiring controlled, non-impact extraction

Key specifications

• Jaw span: 50×40 mm
• Two-arm (two-leg) manual extractor design
• Reversible jaws for internal and external pulling
• Central screw for controlled extraction force
• Durable metal construction suitable for workshop use

How to use

Select jaw orientation for internal or external pull, position the jaws evenly around the component, and tighten the central screw to apply steady extraction force. Ensure the puller is centered on the shaft or housing and that jaws have secure contact before applying full torque. If resistance is high, tighten incrementally and check alignment to avoid slippage or damage to the part. After removal, release the screw and retract jaws for storage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and secure the workpiece before extraction. Avoid applying excessive force in a single step; tighten the screw progressively to maintain control and prevent component or tool damage. For seized or heavily corroded parts consider lubrication or light heating of the surrounding assembly before extraction.