Bearing puller two-arm 150x120 mm MEGA model 29738

The MEGA two-arm bearing puller model 29738 offers a 150 x 120 mm reach for safe removal of bearings, gears and pulleys. Constructed from heat-treated steel, the tool delivers firm gripping strength while its adjustable arms and central forcing screw allow controlled, axial extraction. The puller's design minimizes risk of damage to housings and shafts during disassembly and is intended for use in automotive repair, industrial maintenance and mechanical workshops that handle press-fit components.

Advantages

This two-arm bearing puller combines robust steel construction with adjustable components to provide reliable performance in repeated extraction tasks. The centering screw facilitates precise alignment and even force distribution, reducing the chance of slipping or uneven loading. Its 150 x 120 mm reach covers a wide range of common bearing and pulley sizes, while the simple mechanical design requires no external power source and is easy to position in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Removing bearings from housings and shafts in automotive repair
• Extracting gears and pulleys in industrial maintenance
• Disassembling press-fit components in mechanical workshops
• Field service and on-vehicle repairs where compact manual pullers are needed

Key specifications

• Type: two-arm bearing puller
• Reach (arm spread × arm length): 150 × 120 mm
• Material: heat-treated steel construction
• Adjustment: movable arms and centering forcing screw for controlled extraction
• Operation: manual, no external power required
• Intended use: bearings, gears, pulleys and similar press-fit parts

How to use

Position the puller so the arms grip behind the component to be removed, adjusting the arm spacing to match the part. Ensure the arms are seated evenly and the centering screw aligns with the shaft center. Turn the central forcing screw clockwise to apply steady axial force until the component is released. Reverse the screw to retract the puller arms when removal is complete. Inspect the part and surrounding surfaces after extraction and clean the tool for storage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and, when required, apply penetrating lubricant to ease extraction. Avoid applying excessive lateral force to prevent deformation of housings or shafts. For frozen or heavily corroded parts, consider gradual tightening with intermittent inspections rather than continuous high torque.