Will this puller work on the front hubs of a 1986 k5 4x4 blazer with 6 lug wheels
844682
No the spread is to narrow. The only puller I found to work on trucks is made by snap-on. Its about 650.00
844683
I don't know for sure. But if you look to the picture, the tool is designed to work w 6 lugs (the up-right & the outer holes from bottom-left side of picture) On my Aveo was very tight, almost too small, but on blazer I don't think you will have this kind of problem. Why don't you contact the manufacturer?
1350553
I used mine to pull the front Brake Drums and hub on my 57 Chevy. I am not familiar with your 2006, But this tool is very well built. I was also advised it will work on my rear drums when and if I need to pull them.
262955
This puller will adjust to any bolt pattern i have used it on 6 lug. Good investment just make sure you are pulling even or every other lug.
243955
Debra,You will need to unlace your wheel and lace in the '36. You cannot simply swap the guts from the new hub into the shell of the older hub. The rest of the system (shifter, cassette joint, sprocket, etc) will work fine with the new hub. No need to swap them out.John
1966694
Yes, it would work. There's instructions on settings for the different wheel sizes.
1450497
I don't think that will work for the 5.4. The 06 5.4 has 3 threaded holes to used bolts to attach a puller. There isn't any room to install this puller.
1704741
hello..I am sure that this will work for a 6 speed... the width is sufficient. By the way, you do not need any special tool to put your freewheel onto this hub ... (but you do need a "freewheel remover" if you are taking a freewheel off your current hub). good luck - I hope all goes well for you!
559781
Sorry...no it won't...front wheel bearing hub assemblies have a hole in the center for the front drive axle...rear wheel bearing assembliesdo not...
794166
You'll need 14X1.5 spline drive lug bolts. Offset is correct, so no spacers needed. Should bolt right on without hub rings.
2238009
This is the type of puller that grabs the studs. Didn't work very well for the four studs that I had on my Geo Prizm (designed for 5 studs wheels).You can use the center drive screw to pull the hub out or you can hook up a slide hammer which is what I did.
2238013
Yes as long as you have 4 or 5 studs it should work just like pulling a front hub off cv joint on modern vehicles
326655
No, this hub is for four wheel drive only because it has holes in the middle for the front shafts to go into.
2044475
Depends on the year. Look at the top of the fly wheel if there are three small threaded holes in the flywheel then this puller will not work for you. You will need the puller that looks like a crows foot.
1047251
It will work on pretty much all wheel locks. It goes over the locking nut and gets smacked on with a hammer to grab the lug nut. Works great.
156097
It will depend on your spoke lengths and if the flange diameter of this hub is the same as your current one. I found this calculator (http://www.prowheelbuilder.com/spokelengthcalculator/) to be the easiest to use, because it graphically shows you the measurements needed. I needed to buy new spokes and nipples for this hub(because the flange was wider than my old one) but it was well worth it.
1709218
they should but if you have automatic locking hubs you will need to purchase the conversion kit if you have manual just check the spline count on the ones you have in takes like 2 seconds to pop the hub out
1493233
I would pull it. The front wheel is a bit small and it just works for me to pull it.