Ball Joint Puller 60 mm Topex T 37D410

The Topex Ball Joint Puller 60 mm T 37D410 is a mechanical extraction tool designed to separate ball joints, tie-rod ends and similar press-fit components in passenger car suspension systems. With a 60 mm span it provides a firm grip on the joint housing and applies controlled extraction force to remove parts without causing damage to surrounding components. Intended for workshop and professional maintenance use, this puller facilitates suspension repair and steering system maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The tool delivers reliable mechanical leverage and a stable connection to the part being removed, reducing the risk of slippage during extraction. Its 60 mm span is suitable for a wide range of common passenger car joints, and the simple screw-driven mechanism allows precise control of pulling force. The compact design enables use in confined spaces typical of wheel well and suspension areas, and the durable construction supports repeated workshop use.

Suitable for

• Removing ball joints from passenger car suspension assemblies
• Extracting tie-rod ends and steering linkage components
• Separating press-fit suspension parts during repair or replacement
• Use in workshop maintenance and professional automotive service

Key specifications

• Span / jaw capacity: 60 mm
• Operation: screw-driven mechanical puller
• Intended use: extraction of ball joints, tie-rod ends and press-fit parts
• Design: compact for use in confined suspension areas
• Construction: metal components for durability under workshop conditions

How to use

Position the jaws of the puller around the joint housing so the tool seats evenly and the screw is aligned with the part center. Tighten the central screw gradually to apply steady axial force until the joint separates from its taper or mounting. Take care to support adjacent components and avoid applying side loads. Inspect the joint and surrounding parts after removal and clean mating surfaces before installing replacement components.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow vehicle manufacturer guidance for disassembly of suspension and steering components. If access is limited, consider removing obstructing parts for safer installation of the puller. Apply penetrating lubricant to corroded joints before extraction to reduce required force and minimize risk of damage.