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8150 - Bearing Separator - Up to 9" / 228mm

8150 - Bearing Separator - Up to 9" / 228mm

SKU 8150
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$234.95 - $234.95
$234.95
$234.95 - $234.95
$234.95

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  • Remove generator gears, bearings, bearing cones and similar parts where ordinary puller jaws will not reach
  • Knife-like edges minimize damage to parts
  • Range: Up to 9" (228mm)
  • Width: 6" (152.4mm) - between bolts
  • Threaded holes: 5/8" (16mm) -18 - can be used with 8099 Push Puller

Use with regular gear puller or by itself where wedging action is needed
1. Remove nuts from bolts and separate the two halves of the splitter.
2. Reassemble splitter so that the sharp edges are placed behind the bearing or gear that is being pulled.
3. Tighten the nuts
Note: in some cases the wedging action of the splitter is all that is needed to release the bearing or gear
4. Attach a puller so the jaws are securely attached to the back of the splitter, then use the pulling action of the puller until the bearing or gear has been released.

Interchange

9025 and 1130

  • Remove generator gears, bearings, bearing cones and similar parts where ordinary puller jaws will not reach
  • Knife-like edges minimize damage to parts
  • Range: Up to 9" (228mm)
  • Width: 6" (152.4mm) - between bolts
  • Threaded holes: 5/8" (16mm) -18 - can be used with 8099 Push Puller

Use with regular gear puller or by itself where wedging action is needed
1. Remove nuts from bolts and separate the two halves of the splitter.
2. Reassemble splitter so that the sharp edges are placed behind the bearing or gear that is being pulled.
3. Tighten the nuts
Note: in some cases the wedging action of the splitter is all that is needed to release the bearing or gear
4. Attach a puller so the jaws are securely attached to the back of the splitter, then use the pulling action of the puller until the bearing or gear has been released.