Posi Lock 104 4" Reach, 0.5" - 5" Spread, 5 ton Capacity 3 Jaw Puller

It works

This puller is AWESOME. No more trying to mess around keeping three jaws on the part while finger tightening the jack screw 4 or 5 times in an effort to keep things lined up and centered, only to have the jaws pop off as soon as you put the impact on the jack screw. No more of those stupid link bars used on most pullers between the body and the hook with two bolt holes in them that distort rendering the puller useless. I will admit it took me a few moments to figure out the whole cage thing, but its great. You can totally back out the jack screw, roughly center the puller over the pulley, and as you tighten the T handle the jaws close over the part. If you just snug it with a few ft-lbs of force the puller will sit there perfectly centered on the pulley. Then run the jack screw in and hit the jackscrew with the impact and let 'er rip. I'm with some of the others.. I don't know how one guy managed to break the cage. Im figuring he probably didn't understand the purpose of the cage and also didnt bother to read the directions and cranked down on the cage thinking that was how you remove the part? I've also personally never seen a control arm bushing where a 3 jaw puller was the correct tool for the job. A 12T hydrualic press is usually the smallest appropriate tool, even for compact car bushings..

Best puller you will ever own

WAY better than a standard gear puller. Posi loc is the only way to go go in my opinion. Although I have broke THREE jaws on this puller so far. BUT easy to but a replacement, and even easier to swap it out when it arrives.

I messes around with other types of pullers, both 2 jaw and 3 jaw and you always need 3 hands to make them grip/pull properly. The "cage" thing this puller has the slips down holds everything in place perfectly...and made very short work of pulling the pulley collar off my snowblower impeller shaft. Don't underestimate the benefit of having this puller hold all three jaws in place at one time....it's sooo much easier than using an old style regular 3 jaw puller.

I originally bought the bigger brother to this puller for a control arm bushing job a few months ago, all I can say is that I'm very happy with operation of these style pullers. The exoskeleton keeps jaws from slipping off target and add to the rigidity if the tool. The build quality is by far the best puller I have used to date. Highly recommend getting these pullers over the cheap knock offs, you wont be disappointed.

Our old one from years ago broke. Had to have it back again.

Great equipment at great price.

Far easier to work with than 3 jaws without cage. Especially when working sideways