Magnum Bearing Blind Hole Puller Set (1076)

Extract pressed-in bearings from blind holes without destroying the expensive cast aluminum housing. This blind hole puller set utilizes expanding collets and a firm slide-hammer action to grip the inside diameter of bearings found in engine hubs and suspension pivots. Coated in black oxide for durability, it allows mechanics to yank out recessed pilot bearings and needle bearings effortlessly where traditional external jaw pullers cannot reach.

Features

• Expandable steel collets - grip the inner race tightly, accommodating bearings with inside diameters between 8mm and 32mm.
• Heavy slide-hammer action - delivers sudden, concentrated outward force to shock stubborn press-fit bearings loose from their blind cavities.
• Durable construction - features black oxide coated puller components and a heavily plated slide hammer to resist shop corrosion and heavy impacts.

Specifications

• Collet Capacity: 8mm - 32mm Inside Diameter
• Slide Hammer Finish: Plated Steel
• Shipping Weight: 4.5 lbs (2.04 kg)
• Supplier Part Number: 1076
• KMS Product Code: MAG-1076

Common Shop Applications

• Removing pilot bearings from automotive engine crankshafts.
• Extracting blind needle bearings from motorcycle transmission cases.
• Yanking sealed bearings out of bicycle or ATV suspension pivots.

Recommended Shop Add-Ons

• Don't forget: Magnum Safety Glasses – crucial eye protection when aggressively swinging heavy slide hammers.
• Most engine builders also grab: Magnum Bearing and Seal Driver Set – to safely install the new bearings squarely into the blind hole once the old ones are removed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the collet grip the bearing?

The collet is inserted through the center of the bearing. As you tighten the internal expander pin, the lips of the collet flare outward, biting firmly behind the bearing's inner race.

Can this be used to pull out dents in bodywork?

No, this slide hammer is specifically threaded and weighted for the bearing collets. Dent pulling requires a much larger, specialized slide hammer with sheet metal attachments.