Convertible 2 or 3 Jaw Gear Puller

When a gear, pulley, or bearing is press-fit onto a shaft, brute force with a pry bar risks damaging both the component and the shaft. This Teng Tools unit applies controlled, axial force through a central screw so the part comes off straight every time.

The convertible arm design is the standout feature. Remove one arm and you have a two-jaw configuration ideal for narrow workpieces or situations where a third jaw simply will not fit. Reinstall the arm and you have three-jaw pulling for balanced, even extraction on round components. That flexibility means fewer trips to the tool truck and fewer single-purpose tools cluttering your drawers.

With a jaw spread of 89 mm, this unit covers small-to-mid-size extraction tasks: think alternator bearings, water-pump pulleys, small transmission gears, and similar press-fit parts found on passenger vehicles, motorcycles, marine engines, and industrial equipment. The forcing screw threads cleanly, delivering smooth, progressive pressure that lets you feel when the part begins to release.

Weighing 1223 g, the tool is compact enough for overhead and awkward-angle work yet solid enough to inspire confidence on stubborn components. The jaws seat behind flanges and shoulders with a positive grip that resists slipping under load.

Whether you are a full-time automotive technician, a marine mechanic, or a weekend gearhead tackling your own maintenance, this convertible puller belongs in your service tool arsenal. It does one job — pulling press-fit parts — and it does that job cleanly, safely, and repeatedly.