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From the Manufacturer The KD Tools Rear Axle Bearing Puller Set features 3 pullers designed to make the removal of semi-floating rear-axle bearings easier on most domestic cars. The set includes a 1-by-1-7/8-inch puller, a 1-15/16-by 2-3/8-inch puller, and a 1-3/8-by-2-7/8-inch puller. They are packaged in a sturdy, blow-molded case, which includes laminated instruction cards or stickers integrated into case design for handy reference of application information. The case's removable hinged-style lid allows for convenient storage in toolbox drawers. The kit is covered by a lifetime warranty.What's in the Box 1-by-1-7/8-inch puller, 1-15/16-by 2-3/8-inch puller, 1-3/8-by-2-7/8-inch puller, and a blow-molded case. Product Description Since our beginning, GEARWRENCH automotive specialty tools have been driven by innovation. From our first specialty tool, the Model-T valve spring lifter, to our latest ratcheting puller, we’ve built our reputation with tools that make tough jobs easy. Most of our products have been upgraded with new improved features like dual material handles designed for a more comfortable grip or dual dipped handles on pliers providing more cushion for your hands. GEARWRENCH automotive specialty tools are proudly made with the finest components under the most stringent manufacturing guidelines. Made for everyday use – guaranteed for life. Better tools mean easier, more efficient work so we constantly evaluate automotive engineering trends allowing us to consistently improve and enhance our tools to better fit professional hands. That’s why they are the first choice for thousands of automotive technicians worldwide. Review: It almost worked. - I used this on a 2003 Tahoe with 8.6” rear diff. On the first one, I left the seal in place because I saw on YouTube this trick that would remove both in one swoop. It worked pretty well! On the second one I was determined to see if I could remove the seal on its own since that’s why I was here. So without the seal, for some reason the puller was more difficult to center in the bearing. Well, one side of the puller had no grip on the cage of the bearing, only the rollers. The outboard of the cage shattered. I used the 3 prong puller attachment from my slide hammer to get it out. Thankfully it worked. You see, the problem is the largest size was just a tad too big and could not be fully straightened out. The middle size I used was a skosh too small. There is a specialty puller attachment made for this axle (J44685) but it’s super expensive and hard to find. Overall good quality but I’d pass if this is the vehicle you’re working on. Review: Excellent quality, great product. - Worked awesome for pulling rear axle bearing and seal out on my 2009 Ford Ranger 2WD. Comes in a nice plastic box to keep them organized. Great product and excellent quality! Great investment. Don't forget you need a slide hammer (or some other puller) to thread onto it. I borrowed one from Canadian Tire for free.


























| ASIN | B000NICERQ |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #88,610 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #64 in Puller Sets |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (503) |
| Date First Available | July 7, 2004 |
| Finish | Black Oxide |
| Included Components | Blow Mold Case |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 2.95 pounds |
| Item model number | 41710 |
| Manufacturer | KD Tools |
| Material | Steel |
| Part Number | 41710 |
| Power Source | Hand Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 12 x 6 x 2.5 inches |
A**R
It almost worked.
I used this on a 2003 Tahoe with 8.6” rear diff. On the first one, I left the seal in place because I saw on YouTube this trick that would remove both in one swoop. It worked pretty well! On the second one I was determined to see if I could remove the seal on its own since that’s why I was here. So without the seal, for some reason the puller was more difficult to center in the bearing. Well, one side of the puller had no grip on the cage of the bearing, only the rollers. The outboard of the cage shattered. I used the 3 prong puller attachment from my slide hammer to get it out. Thankfully it worked. You see, the problem is the largest size was just a tad too big and could not be fully straightened out. The middle size I used was a skosh too small. There is a specialty puller attachment made for this axle (J44685) but it’s super expensive and hard to find. Overall good quality but I’d pass if this is the vehicle you’re working on.
R**R
Excellent quality, great product.
Worked awesome for pulling rear axle bearing and seal out on my 2009 Ford Ranger 2WD. Comes in a nice plastic box to keep them organized. Great product and excellent quality! Great investment. Don't forget you need a slide hammer (or some other puller) to thread onto it. I borrowed one from Canadian Tire for free.
J**.
Achtung Gewinde 5/8 UNF
Das Produkt wurde noch nicht benutzt . Es macht einen hochwertigen Eindruck . Ein Gleitammer mit Gewinde 5/8 UNF wird benötigt ! Es wäre schön wen man in der Produktbeschreibung darauf hinweisen würde !!!
P**K
Great tools
Excellent tool did the job perfectly and easy also make my work easy and fast would recommend this to anyone
D**O
GEARWRENCH 3 Pc. Rear Axle Bearing Puller Set - 41710
The GEARWRENCH 3 Pc. Rear Axle Bearing Puller Set - 41710 Worked great! I have never needed to use tour before. I used it on a 1998 GMC K1500 4 x 4 pick up. The rear axle bearings were leaking. I use this tool to pull them out and the sealed. And it worked great. I had a slide hammer that I had purchased years ago to do bodywork, and things of that nature they never needed to use an axle bearing puller. This tool worked exactly the way it was designed. I had no problems with it, it pulled it out with ease. I highly recommend it. God bless whoever’s reading this. May the job that you’re about to attempt go as easy as this one dead take care.
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