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This product weighs 64 lb each and will be shipped via LTL carrier. A lift gate option will be added free of charge for your convenience.
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The ENERPAC GPS14H is a hydraulic puller set rated for 14-ton load capacity with a maximum spread of 13.78 inches and a reach of 12.6 inches. The set supports both 2-jaw and 3-jaw configurations, giving technicians flexibility for a range of pulling applications. Designed for heavy-duty mechanical work, this set delivers controlled hydraulic force to remove bearings, gears, pulleys, and other press-fit components without impact damage to shafts or housings. The complete 6-piece set includes the tooling needed to switch between jaw configurations on the job. At 64.1 pounds, it is a substantial, field-grade tool suited for shop and field service environments.
The GPS14H is used in industrial maintenance, fleet service, and heavy equipment repair where stubborn press-fit components must be removed without a hydraulic press. It is appropriate for applications requiring controlled pulling force up to 14 tons, including bearing removal on motors, axles, and transmission shafts. The two-jaw and three-jaw configurations make it adaptable to different flange geometries and component profiles encountered in manufacturing and service work. Licensed mechanics, industrial maintenance technicians, and heavy equipment service professionals are the primary users of this tool.
Designed as an OEM-style hydraulic puller set for industrial maintenance and heavy equipment service applications requiring up to 14-ton pulling force and up to 13.78 inches of spread.
This tool is intended for use by trained mechanical or industrial maintenance technicians familiar with hydraulic pulling equipment. Before use, relieve all system pressure and ensure the target assembly is properly supported to prevent movement during the pulling operation. Inspect jaw engagement and ensure uniform seating against the component before applying hydraulic pressure. Follow applicable workplace safety standards and equipment manufacturer service procedures when removing press-fit components.
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