Pulley puller Proline 46850 — professional single-piece extractor for removing pulleys and gears

Proline 46850 — professional single-piece extractor for removing pulleys and gears is a manual pulley puller designed to remove pulleys, gears and similar press-fit parts with controlled force. The tool is supplied as a single-piece extractor and is intended for tasks where a secure grip and axial extraction are required. It is suitable for automotive repairs, light industrial maintenance and workshop servicing where delicate shaft surfaces must be preserved. The design also allows safe dismounting of inner rubber and metal seals with an outer diameter of 65 mm.

Advantages

This pulley puller provides a focused axial pulling action that helps avoid lateral loads on shafts and bearings. As a single-piece extractor it is quick to position and reduces setup time compared with multi-part pullers. Its secure gripping mechanism maintains contact with press-fit parts during extraction, minimising the risk of slipping or damage. The tool’s manual operation gives the operator precise control over extraction speed and force, which is useful when working with delicate components or seals of 65 mm diameter.

Suitable for

• Removing engine pulleys and alternator gears in automotive maintenance
• Dismounting press-fit gears and sprockets in light industrial repairs
• Workshop servicing where shaft preservation is important
• Dismounting inner rubber and metal seals Ø 65 mm

Key specifications

• Type: single-piece manual pulley and gear extractor
• Operation: manual axial pulling
• Compatibility: designed for pulleys, gears and similar press-fit components
• Seal dismounting: suitable for inner rubber and metal seals with Ø 65 mm
• Use case: automotive, light industrial and workshop maintenance

How to use

Position the extractor so its gripping surface engages evenly with the outer face of the pulley, gear or seal to be removed. Ensure the tool is centred on the shaft and that contact points are secure before applying manual force. Turn the extractor mechanism slowly and steadily to develop axial pull and separate the component from the shaft. If resistance is high, check alignment and grip before continuing to avoid uneven loading or damage to the shaft and component.

Usage recommendations

Use with hand tools only and avoid impact hammers or excessive lateral force. Inspect gripping points for wear before each use and clean any debris from the shaft and component contact areas. For corroded or heavily seized parts, apply penetrating lubricant and allow it to work before attempting extraction. When removing seals Ø 65 mm, ensure the extractor contacts the correct sealing surface to prevent deformation.