Customer Reviews for VEVOR Hydraulic Gear Puller, 15 Ton Max. Capacity Hydraulic Puller, 2 or 3 Jaws Bearing Hub Separator, 3.9"- 11.8" Hydraulic Puller Separator Tool for Pulling Hubs, Flanges, Gears, Bearings

Solide et bien fait.

I got for pulling propellers of a boat and worked great. The only downside is this thing is way bigger than I imagined so it’s not going to work and any small jobs.

Got stranded in a National Forest with a flat tire and a seazed rim on the truck. After feeding mosquitos for an hour and a half and only with the help of another driver who had two crowbar and penetrant oil were we able to get it off and install the spare. This puller will insure that never happens again!

I purchased a 5ton and it wasn't enough, so go bigger! The tool does get heavy while I was setting it up on the car.

Are you kidding? 50 bucks and this thing was at my doorstep in less than two full days. I only got the 5T and this thing has some serious kahonas, it’s scary It is heavy, but who in the world would want some lightweight flimsy puller? Absolutely excellent this thing, on my way to see what other bargains I can find. Cheers

I HAVE NOT USED IT YET

I had the need to remove a heavy cast iron flywheel off of a 4 horse DC motor and the screw type gear pullers weren't cutting it. I bought this puller after reading some reviews. It removed the flywheel effortlessly. No idea how close to 15 tons of force it generated but with every stroke of the handle it moved about 1/16\". At one point, I did have to stack a couple of hex nuts inside the bore of the flywheel because the cone shaped pusher was not deep enough but that is to be expected with any puller. I will say this: the other reviewers are not kidding about the weight :) It can be awkward to set up the three arms, then screw the hydraulic ram into the yoke while keeping everything in place. To help with that, really tighten up all the bolts so that the three arms are held in place and not flopping around. The power of the hydraulics will easily overcome the friction from the bolts. No need to worry about that. Just have it tight enough so that gravity does not cause everything to fall out of place as you're setting it all up. Also, even though the yoke can be used with two opposing arms, unless the pushing cone is EXACTLY lined up with the notch in the shaft, it will bend to one side as you work the hydraulics, just like with a screw type puller I am 100% pleased with this. Zero regrets. Even if I only use it once a year, just knowing that it is vastly capable of pulling anything off of anything, makes it worth the $70 :D

Works good but hard to use do to its weight

Just in time