Does this puller work for pressed-in stud like a rocker arm stud?
221338
Possibly,BUT it may break the stud off! If it does--then you have to drill it out.Check first-most rocker arm studs are screwed in. Using this tool-try rocking it back and forth. You might get lucky.
221339
That is a good question. It will grip the stud but not sure how you will pry it out. If you twist it it will probably brake it loose but with out threads not sure how you will remove it. It grips like no other remover I have ever used. Hope this helps.
221340
I had a broken bolt ( on a thermostat housing ) rusted old. I used liquid wrench on the stud (left over bolt ). I used a power lug nut remover with the puller and it backed out the stud. Worked for me perfect. I was worried the puller would slip on the stud, but it just backed out the broken bolt - The puller is in my tool box if in the future another bolt snaps off. I would recommend this puller as it did the job.
221341
Hi. This is more of a threaded stud remover. Basically a drill chuck that gets tighter as you twist. I you have enough meat to get a hold of, it might work . It gets tighter the more you torque it and it has teeth in the chuck so it grips good. I used it to remove threaded 3/8 studs. Good luck!
1284278
Hi Sandy. I used mine specifically to find the studs in lathe and plaster walls and it worked great. I know others using this tool to recover pallet wood before working with it and they had good success.
666829
Yes. It's a little stiff at first but after a couple of pulls, it works great...
2244784
I have a 2005 Jeep Liberty and I bought this tool to use. It did not pull the pulley. I used a six inch gear puller and a rubber mallet.
1893325
Yes that's actually what it's designed for. I've used them plenty of times on Chevy's, Ford's, and Dodge's. Pretty sure it'll work on a ton of other makes and models too. Just a hint, if the pitman arm doesn't pop off with just the puller just install the puller nice and tight and hit the pitman arm with an air chisel, mainly because of rust.
1589793
My rapid response is that it would work IF.....The threads are standard not metric and the correct puller stub is in the kit.
2106116
I do not know. I had one of these and returned it for the swivel model and I know that it does NOT have a removable stud.
1553635
I have not; but if the screws go into a stud, I don't think they would pull out. I believe Racor also makes a two piece hanger designed specifically for a wheelbarrow.
1372479
Yup. Just tested it, swiveled my 54inch so the left side was flush against the wall and the right side stuck straight out. Works with the right side against the wall also. Be advised, the mount is very heavy and requires 2 studs to secure
2079317
No this isn't a two inch dent puller . I have a two inch dent puller , they are not that great , but they work . When you order one , make sure its heavy duty , and you will have to pull it a bunch of times to remove small dents .The bondo 956 puller is for large dents , and works really good . If you need help on how to get the dent pullers to stick , and work , email me back , and I will tell you how to do it .
2238012
yes it should do,as long as studs are part of the drum,if yours is studs onto wheel bearing you may have to use a slide hammer attachement ,undoing central hub nut first of course.
547654
Should be compatible. It has 3/16-16 stud compatibility and includes an adapter for 1/4-20. Its only drawback is how short the tightening knob is -- make sure you have adequate clearance for your fingers or thumb, to secure it very well. Once it's tightened down, it's a great QR clamp for Arca-Swiss QR bases.
1549264
It's a foreign model but fits my application. I have used all three sets of auger bits. I can tell you it takes a few pulls to start but I had already read that from other buyers.
1319651
Yes! Has switch inside control box for push instead of default pull. By the way I really like the way this opener ramps up and down at each and of the movements
2079318
i tried to use as a dent puller. it worked well on a flat surface but not so great on the dent. I hope you have better luck that I did. the suction was great once I got it on and for plastic it is pretty well made
898691
Yes, it will work...but tool is designed to work with cam and rocker arm assembly removed...
2025693
Haven't tried that but it has a lot of torque and should be able to drive average screw lengths into studs.