Tool ID?

[wantacoe]

I asked about these last year and no one knew what they were for sure. I know the one is some kind of puller but would like to know the specific use for it. The other one I have no idea what it is, no manufacturers marks that I can find on either one.

 

[Kevin54]

The last two pics is a bearing puller for pulling a bearing off of a shaft. Most likely homemade. the first two pics appear to be some sort of puller also, but for what is beyond me. It may be for pulling a bearing off of a motor shaft with the adjustable edge catching the edge of the bearing or bushing.

 

[Busted_Knuckles]

First one, looks like a home grown tomato, clearly what's commonly referred to a " bridge puller " to be used on exactly, what, is probably only known by who built it. If its production, its low production, and it might not even be part of the transportation world.

Id agree with Kevin, the second is a gear puller, or a puller for removing something round off a shaft, usually a gear off a cluster shaft, think manual transmission. It looks to be two tools put together to make one... that is someone grabbed the neck from one puller, and then mated it to the collet that goes behind the gear its pulling on.

 

[Bruce Lancaster]

Puller looks like KRW/ KR Wilson pieces. Are there any numbers showing, forged in or stamped??

 

[txvwnut]

The puller looks like the one I have for pulling the gears off of aircooled veedub cranks.

 

[wantacoe]

Puller looks like KRW/ KR Wilson pieces. Are there any numbers showing, forged in or stamped??

I looked up KRW pullers and this does look similar to a flathead differential cone puller. I found some numbers stamped into it but can't find anything with them. 5120 687 Thanks for the replies.

 

[wantacoe]

First one, looks like a home grown tomato, clearly what's commonly referred to a " bridge puller " to be used on exactly, what, is probably only known by who built it. If its production, its low production, and it might not even be part of the transportation world.

Id agree with Kevin, the second is a gear puller, or a puller for removing something round off a shaft, usually a gear off a cluster shaft, think manual transmission. It looks to be two tools put together to make one... that is someone grabbed the neck from one puller, and then mated it to the collet that goes behind the gear its pulling on.

If the first one is home grown they sure did a lot of work on it, but I am not saying it isn't. Thanks for the reply.

 

[wantacoe]

The puller looks like the one I have for pulling the gears off of aircooled veedub cranks.

TX, I believe that is it. I did a Google search and it looks a lot like a VW crank gear puller! I didn't see the exact one but close. Thanks for the reply.