Im after a pulley puller, however have little understanding of what it is and how to use it.
I have looked on ebay and found this
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However i thought it was supposed be a tripos devece that hooked on like a gear puller? can anyone point me in the right direction of a cheap one?
Thanks
Dave
Pulley Puller. which one?
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Is this for pulling an alternator pulley Dave?
And if so, is it a multi-vee pulley?
These can be a bit tricky. If it is a multi-vee user an old axillary belt wrapped around the pulley and pulled very tight and then use puller on the belt edges.
The kit you mentioned is a bit specialist for your needs. The one Mike offers in his post is an excellent all-round kit and will do the job a treat. I prefer the two legged one to a three legged one as they are more flexible in what they can pull. That kit has a set of flat bearing pullers too. Very useful
I'm sure we can give some pictorial guidance in it's use
And if so, is it a multi-vee pulley?
These can be a bit tricky. If it is a multi-vee user an old axillary belt wrapped around the pulley and pulled very tight and then use puller on the belt edges.
The kit you mentioned is a bit specialist for your needs. The one Mike offers in his post is an excellent all-round kit and will do the job a treat. I prefer the two legged one to a three legged one as they are more flexible in what they can pull. That kit has a set of flat bearing pullers too. Very useful
I'm sure we can give some pictorial guidance in it's use
Jim
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Cheers guys.
Yes it is for the alternator pulley.
I have bought a new alternator which fits but needs the pulley changing, however the guy has emailed me and said he may be able to change it so i may not need one after all, however ill keep that one in mind mike (any tools recommended by jim get my vote lol).
Yes it is for the alternator pulley.
I have bought a new alternator which fits but needs the pulley changing, however the guy has emailed me and said he may be able to change it so i may not need one after all, however ill keep that one in mind mike (any tools recommended by jim get my vote lol).
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(87) Cx 2.5 DTR T1 undergoing major cosmetic surgery.
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