Pulley Puller Yato YT-0602

The Pulley Puller Yato YT-0602 is a hand tool constructed from durable steel with a black and silver finish, designed for removing pulleys, gears and similar press-fitted parts. Weighing 2.75 kg and supplied in a compact box, this pulley puller is intended for workshop and garage use where reliable mechanical extraction is required. The tool's robust construction supports repeated use while its compact packaging makes storage and transport straightforward.

Advantages

The steel construction provides high strength and resistance to bending under load, while the black and silver surface finish helps reduce corrosion and simplifies cleaning after use. The tool's weight contributes to stable handling during extraction operations, and the boxed package protects components when not in use. Its straightforward mechanical design requires no power source, enabling use in places without electricity.

Suitable for

• Removing pulleys from alternators, compressors and pump shafts
• Extracting gears and sprockets from shafts in automotive maintenance
• General mechanical disassembly in workshops and home garages
• Situations where a manual, non-powered puller is preferred

Key specifications

• Material: heat-treated steel for strength and wear resistance
• Finish: black and silver protective coating
• Weight: 2.75 kg
• Packaging: compact protective box for storage and transport
• Tool type: manual pulley/gear puller suitable for press-fitted parts

How to use

Position the puller's jaws evenly around the pulley or gear so the force will be applied centrally to the shaft. Ensure the central forcing screw is aligned with the shaft axis, then tighten the forcing screw gradually using appropriate hand tools until the part disengages. Check that jaws and contact points are secure and undamaged before each use. After extraction, inspect the shaft and removed component for wear or deformation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses. Avoid applying excessive lateral force to the tool; if a component is seized, apply penetrating lubricant and allow time to work before continuing. Store the puller in its box to protect threads and surfaces.