VEVOR Carrier & Pinion Bearing Puller, Compatible with Dana 30,40,50,60,70, 80, Ford 10.25" Bearings, Pinion Puller Tool with 3 Clamshells, 45# Steel Clamshell Bearing Puller for Auto Repair

Works great and protects bearings as you remove them.

I didn’t have the inner clearance issue that others reported with the tool and insert. I should have bought one of these YEARS ago. Way easier than a press and a bearing splitter. Used on a Dana 44. Make sure you get the kit with 3 of the “cups” vs the kit with only 2 “cups”.

OMG.. this is by far the fastest, easiest to use, most predictable, and nondestructive way to pull a bearing that I've ever used.If you think the cost is too much, just wait until you spend 30 minutes trying to make any other type of separator/puller work, and then remember that it only took me a TOTAL TIME of 6 minutes to pull 3 carrier and pinion bearings.. and that included unpacking and reading the instructions.. NO JOKE!!And for the most part each of the bearings could have been reused after removal. Try that with other puller types. I love this thing and the build quality is top notch as wellI nominate it: invention of the decade!Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!

This item came broken, and I didn't discover the item was broken until after Amazon's return window. I was told to contact Vevor. Vevor gave me the run-around and then said I needed to contact Amazon. No luck. Wish I had purchased from a store that cared about sending bad products and helping customers out.The silver piece is supposed to slide all the way into the tube. The diameter of the silver piece is too big and will not allow it to fit in and work properly. The lip internally is what will not allow the silver part to slide in; it is defective. And now I am stuck with it and out $100. Don't buy from Amazon!

Had a super stuck bearing on a gm 10bolt 8.5. Broke a harbor freight bearing pulling tool. They swapped it out for another but that one broke also. Put this bad boy on there and in a few seconds it took it off with ease. Didn’t really want to spend this much for something I won’t use much if at all again, but after several trips to HF with still no solution this worked out. Should have just bought this to begin with.

Worked very well.If you see videos of this pulling the cage off and then needing to cut off the bearing. It's used wrong. Put the rase on when pulling, tighten the lower ring and upper to secure the puller inside the cups, bearings come off every time.

Looks like it will do the job. Also looks well made. Haven't gotten to use yet.

Bang! If you need to pull a bearing off of a shaft, this kit cost me 100 bucks when I bought it. I don’t know what it is now but I’ve used it four times and I didn’t have to go to a shop so I think it’s paid for itself handsomely Still have it