Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Extractor de engranajes con rodamiento interno, extractor universal de 2 brazos de 75-138 mm, extractor de cilindros de acero 45, 7 placas de extracción, extractor manual de carcasa

Worked as it should and is easy to use

Works as good as any name brand puller if not better definitely recommend Its worked as intended time and time again thanks vevor

These tools are amazing 10/10

Used on a 10 L cummins motor worked perfectly very heavy duty

I have used many liner pullars I do many diesel engine overhauls, I was completly blown away with the quality of this product I will be buying more tools from vevor. As with any liner puller a ratchet and socket should be used not an impact and this tool will last for years!

This is a well built puller.

Very heavy duty

Bought this to use pulling sleeves out of tractor engines, worked much better than I thought it would, only issue I ran into is that the pipe pieces for the stand were very thin and crushed on the first sleeve. Went to TSC and bought some 3/4x3” pipe nipples and they have worked amazingly. I would recommend getting something stronger than what comes in the box. But overall very good puller for the price

El producto es muy bueno , saqué los cilindros del motor sin ningún problema , para el taller es perfecto

Used this on my Allis Chalmers I-40 to remove the cylinder liners. I had to remove some material from the pulling disc with a flappy wheel on my angle grinder to make it fit. Let's face it, if you need this tool to remove cylinder liners every day, than this is not for you. It's very cheaply built, the bearing on top is very low quality, you must grease it and crimp the bearing case to the bearings or they will fall out. Mine stayed together for removal of all 4 liners. The 2 support pipes are made of tin foil, but they work. I will probably only use this tool 1 more time in my life, and it is available for my friends to use, so they do not have to buy it. I gave this tool a good review, because it did what it was supposed to, and it did not break, "yet"! I have a pic of tool in use, but it would not let me load it?