XSTARYE 8 32 mm 12 Pieces Motorcycle Inner Bearing Puller with Slide Hammer Blind Hole Bicycle Wheel Set Expandable Collets

Professionelle Bearing Puller Set: The 12pcs Bearing Puller Set is suitable for extracting bearings in blind holes (where the bearing is recessed and cannot be reached from behind), such as those found in bicycle. This kit includes a range of tools, including a slide hammer, 8*expanding collets, and drive pins. Gives good flexibility in removing bearings. Adjustable and Multiple Size Options (collets size 8-32mm)：There are two different sized drive pins, with the smaller fitting the 5 collets from 8mm thru 20mm, and with the larger drive pins being used on the 3 larger collets from 20mm to 32mm in size. 8 pcs expandable collets from 8 to 32 mm (5/16 in. - 5/4 in.) Collet length:45mm/1.77in Easy to Use : When the expansion collet is inserted into the bearing, it expands to grip the inner race, allowing for a secure hold and effective bearing extraction. A good grip can be maintained when it is necessary to remove a bearing buried deep in a blind hole. For detailed operating steps, please refer to the instruction manual included in the package. Saves Time and Effort: Slide hammer length: 1.2 ft (36 cm). The slide hammer provides the force necessary to safely and efficiently remove bearings, especially stubborn or tightly pressed bearings, without damaging surrounding components. This feature makes the process quicker and more efficient than using manual pullers alone, thus saving time and effort for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. Durability and Quality Construction: The components of the kit, including the slide hammer and pullers, are made from high-quality steel to withstand the forces involved in bearing removal, ensuring the tool can withstand regular use without premature wear and, offering a long service life with proper care. Note: When using a slide hammer, it is strictly forbidden to shake it left and right when removing a bearing. Only pull the slide hammer outward to generate force to extract the bearing. Shaking it left and right may cause the slide hammer to break.