14Pcs 2 Size Bearing Separator Bearing Removal Puller

Bar-Type 2" 3" Splitter Long Jaw Gear Pulley

Features:

•  2 inches and 3 inches bearing separators.
•  Drop forged and heat treated.
•  Separator tools are used with bar puller and legs for a wide variety of pulling jobs
•  The 5"" puller cross-bar with a 6-1/4"" forcing screw or each of the bearing separators may also be used separately or in combination with other pullers or tools.
•  Blow mold case for storage.

Package Included (14pcs):

•  Drop Forged Construction
•  Two Bearing separator jaws (Splitters) - 2"" & 3""
•  Extension Legs: 5"" - 4pcs
•  Extension Legs: 4"" - 4pcs
•  Yoke center adapter: 6"" – 1pcs
•  Puller Head Bar: 6.9” – 1pcs
•  Hooks: 2pcs
•  Forcing screws
•  Specifications:
•  Material: Steel, Iron, Plastic
•  Overall Size:14.5 x 9.4 x 2.4"" (LxWxH)
•  G.W.: 12.98 Lb
•  Quantity: 14 PCS

User Manual:
Assembly Precautions

• 1. Assemble only according to these instructions. Improper assembly can create hazards.
• 2. Wear ANSI-approved safety goggles and heavy-duty work gloves during assembly.
• 3. Keep assembly area clean and well lit.
• 4. Keep bystanders out of the area during assembly.
• 5. Do not assemble when tired or when under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication.

Specific Safety Precautions

• 1. Be certain that the separator jaws are evenly set between bearing halves before attempting to separate.
• 2. Lead Screw (5)should be centered on the shaft where the bearings are being pulled to avoid damaging shaft or bearing housing.
• 3. Avoid pinching or scraping the bearing shaft by securely (and squarely) placing the Jaws around the bearing housing.
• 4. Use care when removing the Lead Screw from the Case to avoid damaging the threads. Pry up from the ends of the Lead Screw.

Operating Instructions
Pulling Bearings off Shaft

• 1. Select the proper size Bearing Separator Jaw (2 or 14) for the bearing size (2.2" ~ 3" or 2") being removed from the shaft.
• 2. Loosen the Separator Jaw Nuts (3) sufficiently to allow the jaws to catch behind the bearing housing.
• 3. Using a wrench (not included), begin to evenly tighten the Nuts until the jaws are securely set behind the bearing housing.
• 4. Screw in both Extension Screws of the same length (4/12 or 6/9) into the Bearing Separator

Jaws as shown below.
NOTE: Do not use Extension Screws of different lengths.

• 5. Place the 6 inch Yoke (16) over the Extension Screws and tightly secure with Washers (7) and Nuts (3).
• 6. Screw Lead Screw (5) into the Yoke until it touches the center of the shaft where the bearings are mounted.
• 7. Using a wrench, turn the Lead Screw clockwise until the bearing housing begins to move off the shaft.
• 8. Continue turning?the Lead Screw until the bearing housing is off the shaft.
• 9. Remove the Lead Screw by turning it counterclockwise.
• 10. Remove bearing housing.