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Puller only. (Cylinder, pump, hose, coupler, screw and crank not included.) Wt., 106 lbs.
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Used With

 N/A Bearing pulling attachments:1128 and 1129. Legs:1112 and 1113-Pair of legs for 50 ton “capacity” Push- Puller.

Ship Weight

 N/A 106 lbs.

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Assembling the tool to apply pushing or pulling force:
  • Determine if you want the tool’s forcing screw to push or pull.
  • To exert pushing force, the forcing nut is installed beneath the cross block, as shown on left.
  • To cause the forcing screw to pull, the forcing nut is placed on top of the cross block.

    • N/A Each Push- Puller’s specified tonnage “capacity” is determined using its standard legs in tension. Using longer legs, or a setup in which the legs are in compression, will reduce the “capacity”. Always select the largest “capacity” puller and the shortest legs that will fit the job.

    N/A This unique center-hole cylinder powers each Push-Puller. Puller screw runs right between the twin spring cylinder. A basic head allows you to change from a tapped hole to a plain hole by merely changing the head insert.

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