21 in1 Bearing Puller, Bearing Puller Set, Inner Hole Three-Jaw Puller, with Curved Hook and Red Steel Collet Multifunctional Bearing Removal Tool, with Heavy Duty Portable Storage Case Blue

This worked to remove the badly stuck blind bearings in my mid-90s Class tedder angle drives, when nothing else could. I was able to remove one of the stuck bearings by inserting an air hammer through the filler port of the gear box and driving it off at an angle, but none of the other ones would move and an external puller couldn't grab them. I punished my pride for nearly a week trying get those 5 remaining bearings out and eventually gave in and purchased this internal race puller. Should have done it sooner. The wedge/hooks in this kit are indredibly hard and strong and bit into the races after destroying the sheilds and cage as instructed. All 5 rusty, stuck, blind bearings came out with minimal fuss. I lent the puller to a friend for work on a tractor transmission and he too commented on it's effectiveness and utility. A great tool when no other type of puller will work, and this seems to be a pretty well made example to boot!

Great product, easy to use, works great.

Works as described

worked very well with lots of options for different applications

Good tool of last resort!

some bearings have no way to pull except by a inside lip this is designed to catch that lip have not used but once so far and it worked for that

This puller has a wide range of collet fingers that inserts into the ball bearing grove of the inner and outer bearing races. However, it's limited to a particular series of bearing sizes as shown in the 1st and 2nd pics. The collet puller feature ONLY works on bearing that ARE NOT sealed, unless you removed the sealed from the bearing and replace it with a new bearing. The collet puller WILL NOT work on taper roller bearings.Therefore, this puller will get a 4 rating for that feature.You do have fingers that can be use to pull a bearing as an alternate way. 2 or 3 finger method, however pulling any pilot type bearing will be difficult due to the fingers thickness. Pic 3, Reason I give it 3 for that.Setting up the puller can be intimidating or complete frustration for a beginner DIY. This is due to aligning on keeping things in place while tightening the nuts before you pull the bearing. That could be a 2 rating.As far as the Heavy Duty Case, it ain't in my opinion. My set got rough up during shipment. Most of the parts were out of their restraints and some will not lock in and stay in. There should be some type of heavy foam or something, that keeps the individual parts in place. Rather disappointing to say the least.This puller set does have a lot of 5 rating features, but lacks in certain areas too.I'm going to be neutral on any recommendation as yes or no on this product. I will let the readers decide.

Bought this to pull bearings from a gear case. It won’t work with every bearing. You do have to damage the cage to make room for the extractor part to fit. The chart seemed to be off but it does remove the bearings. Just make sure you know what bearing type you’re changing to/from. The puller is not commercial grade but for the price it works good enough.