Useful! Bearing Puller 8-35mm 11 Sizes (22mm also available) Can be used not only for ball bearings but also for needle bearings.

I need to make a living beyond just Makita and cooling vests…

I hope my main job topics will hit the mark… (laughs)
I don’t know what kind of bearing puller to buy~

Prices vary widely.
If you’re dealing with various vehicle types, you need to have the “pine, bamboo, and plum” grades.

If it’s just your own bike, research the size and get the minimum you need.
If you find researching too tedious~, this puller will handle everything.

(STRAIGHT/Straight) Pilot Bearing Puller Set 8-35(mm) 19-8000

8-35mm 11 Sizes (22mm also available)

That said, I mainly use
15/17/20/22/25/30MM sizes.

Strictly speaking, buying them individually is also an option.
But since I do this kind of work,
you never know what might come up, so a set is safer.

Having it on hand gives you peace of mind.

By the way, this bearing puller isthe “bamboo”
mid-range grade.

In other words, it’s the type of tool that’s okay to hit and okay if it breaks!
The “pine”is Hasco.

What’s the difference between the good stuff and the cheap stuff?
I think it’s probably the material, treatment, and dimensional accuracy that are solid.
The high-end ones will keep working even under stress… probably.
But honestly, I haven’t used the “pine” in recent years.

In a sense, it’s unnecessary…
But having it gives you peace of mind.
I’ve gotten off track, solet me explain the“bamboo”

If you open it in the wrong direction, it will scatter everywhere!

Please be careful about this.
When you’re in a hurry, that’s when you end up in an “oh no” situation.

The lineup is perfectly complete. Yamaha 22MM is also great ◎

Occasionally with Yamahayou get a 22MM, right? That sometimes really causes trouble
I don’t have a puller that size…
That troublesome22mm is includedso you shouldn’t have much trouble.

Not just ball bearings
but with proper machining, needle bearings are also possible

However, needle roller bearings are long, so
it may not penetrate all the way through.

In that case, either machine the wrench portion on a lathe
or use brute force to catch it inside and remove it
at your own discretion.

The fact that you can machine or hit it like this
is what I think is the best part of an inexpensive puller.

It’s better not to use the frame

The center bolt is too thin.
If you try to force it too much, it might break or strip.
Up to about 20MM should be fine, but you need to work carefully.

So, should you buy it or not?

I completely forgot to write this.
I only use this puller with the“chuck and push bolt.”

Spread it, hook it, hit it, and pull it out – that’s it.
It’s the Suzuki bearing puller method.
The “chuck and push bolt”are firmly locked,
so you can almost always pull it out in one go.

And this puller can also be purchased individually.
You can get replacements if it breaks, so that’s reassuring.

Variety of sizes / Individual purchase available / Surprisingly durable / Also sold on Amazon
I think it’s flexible in many ways.

(*´Д｀) Good tools are available at low prices and quickly~