Two-arm bearing puller NEO tools 11-872, 1-inch (25.4 mm) jaw spread

Two-arm bearing puller NEO tools 11-872, with a 1-inch (25.4 mm) jaw spread, is a mechanical extractor intended for removal of bearings, gears and pulleys in light to medium maintenance tasks. The two-arm configuration provides balanced gripping and controlled extraction force, making the tool suitable for workshop and automotive disassembly where precise, steady force is required to avoid damage to components.

Advantages

The two-arm design ensures symmetrical pulling force and improved stability during extraction. A 1-inch jaw spread allows access to relatively small shafts and tight assemblies. Constructed for repeated manual use, the puller offers reliable performance for routine maintenance operations. Its compact size makes it convenient to handle and store while providing the controlled leverage needed for delicate parts removal.

Suitable for

• Removing small bearings from shafts in automotive repair
• Extracting gears and pulleys in light machinery maintenance
• Workshop disassembly tasks requiring controlled pulling force
• Hobbyist and DIY mechanical repairs with limited access space

Key specifications

• Tool type: two-arm mechanical bearing puller
• Jaw spread: 1 inch (25.4 mm)
• Intended use: removal of bearings, gears and pulleys
• Application range: light to medium maintenance tasks
• Grip configuration: symmetrical two-arm grip for balanced extraction

How to use

Position the arms of the puller so that the jaws securely grip behind the bearing, gear or pulley lip. Ensure the arms are evenly seated and centered on the part to maintain balanced force. Align the forcing screw with the shaft center and begin turning the screw slowly to apply steady, even pressure until the component releases. If resistance is high, check alignment and seating before applying additional force; use gradual, controlled turns to avoid slippage or damage.

Usage recommendations

Prior to use, inspect the jaws and screw for wear or deformation. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. For stubborn or corroded parts, apply penetrating lubricant and allow time for penetration before attempting extraction. Avoid excessive force that could damage the component or surrounding parts; if higher extraction force is needed, consider a larger puller or mechanical assistance.