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The 65mm Draper N133 Triple Leg Reversible Gear Puller is the compact option in the range, ideal for working in confined spaces and with smaller components. This size is particularly suited for automotive and light engineering applications where precision and manoeuvrability are essential. The three reversible legs are manufactured from forged carbon steel, providing excellent strength whilst maintaining the flexibility to switch between external and internal pulling operations. The long and short reach facility allows you to adapt the tool to different component configurations without requiring additional equipment. The carbon steel yoke and thrust bolt deliver reliable performance, whilst the rolled thread screw with chemically blacked finish ensures smooth operation and long-term corrosion resistance. This 65mm variant is perfect for mechanics and engineers working with smaller gearboxes, bearings, and pulleys where a more compact puller is advantageous. Features and Benefits: • 65mm capacity ideal for compact components and confined workspace applications • Three reversible legs for both external and internal pulling tasks • Forged carbon steel construction for durability and long service life • Long and short reach facility for enhanced versatility Specifications: Max reach: 65mm Max spread: 75mm Central screw size: 11.8 x 124mm Hexagonal head: 14mm Screw hardness: 35-27 HRC Weight: 0.52kg Contents: 1 x Triple Leg Reversible Puller, 65mm Reach x 75mm Spread
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Draper N133 Triple Leg Reversible Gear Puller - 65mm
