Hi all, I'm pretty new here. I'm Bruce and i've been doing contract maintenance work in the middle east for a while and I'm about ready to head back home. I'll be working on mostly farm equipment and the occasional light duty diesel truck. I need a good puller set, I know snap on has them but unless I can find it used I'll prolly have to do without. I've looked at otc but I'd like to know some other brands of master sets. Thanks for the help.
Good puller set
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My Old Tools
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The OTC sets work pretty well. That's what I have.
BDT/NWMN
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Another vote for ProTo. If needed; replacement parts and accessories are still in production for the sets I bought in 1970. I have replaced one small jaw since then,,
The thing I like most about the ProTo pullers is their universal design that enable you to rig up a puller for almost any application..
One more good point: Zoro is a ProTo dealer
Farmall450
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OTC.
Craftsman 2 & 3 jaws are nice too
Craftsman 2 & 3 jaws are nice too
The best advice you will ever receive right there. The posilock pullers are expensive, but they work awesome!
Farmall 1066
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Well...I have the Posi-Lock, Proto, and the Snap-On...all excellent choices. I'd say I use the Posi-Lock the most, but they all have their place.
dreasoner
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This is probably off topic but for HVAC work, I think the Ultimate Puller is the best I have used for fan blades and hubs.
Bruce57
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Proto or OTC are both good choices.
bobcatdan
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joel63
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This a very useful tool for those in the HVAC trade.
I was too cheap to buy one so I made my own. Works perfectly.
Krokodil
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If you asked for the best instead of good, I would have recommended Kukko.
scissorman
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I've been using OTC pullers for years without issue.