DRAPER puller

DRAPER offers this puller. Some parts of the bike are fitted very tightly: the ignition flywheel on the end of the crankshaft, the bearings in the crankcases or hubs.

Why use a puller?

The benefits:

• The force is applied in line with the part: it comes out straight, without tilting or seizing.
• Flywheel puller with the exact thread of the rotor: it pulls on the full length of the thread instead of stripping the first turns.
• Depending on the model, reversible jaws or expanding collets: one tool to pull a part from the outside or a bearing from the inside.

Why choose DRAPER?

Draper is a British family business founded in 1919 by Bert Draper in Kingston upon Thames, based since 1963 in Chandler’s Ford, Hampshire, and run by the family for three generations. Its catalogue lists more than 11,000 hand, power and automotive tools and workshop equipment items.

When should you replace this tool?

A crushed or stripped thread, a bent centre bolt or one with a mushroomed tip, spread or cracked jaws: replace the puller or the relevant spare part, it may give way under load.

Specifications and fitting tips

• Manufacturer part number: 13909

Cross-Mania tip: For a flywheel puller, check the diameter, pitch and direction of the thread (internal or external) given for your engine, screw it fully home by hand and protect the end of the crankshaft with a cap before tightening the centre bolt.

Compatibility

Workshop tool: it works on any motorcycle or ATV. Just check the size or dimension stated.