Pro-source GP-0206 2-jaw Gear Puller 5 Ton 8 Inch Spread

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE GP-0206 is a two-jaw gear puller designed for removing gears, pulleys, and similar press-fit components from shafts and housings. It handles loads up to 5 tons and spreads from a minimum of 2.4 inches to a maximum of 8 inches, making it suitable for a range of common shaft-mounted components. The center bolt measures 0.6 inches in diameter with a 6.9-inch length, providing the reach and mechanical advantage needed for stubborn press-fit parts. At 7.5 inches overall length and 2.2 pounds, it is compact enough for confined work areas. Machinists, mechanics, and industrial maintenance technicians install and use this tool as a standard shop puller.

The GP-0206 is suited for gear removal tasks in automotive, industrial, and general maintenance applications. Its 3.5-inch jaw reach accommodates gears and hubs seated deep on a shaft. The 2.4-inch minimum spread allows work on smaller-diameter components, while the 8-inch maximum spread covers larger assemblies. This tool fits into standard shop workflows wherever press-fit components require controlled, straight-line extraction without heat or impact methods.

Key Features

• 5-ton load capacity for heavy press-fit removal tasks
• Two-jaw design with 2.4-inch minimum to 8-inch maximum spread range
• 3.5-inch jaw reach for deep-seated gears and hubs
• Center bolt diameter of 0.6 inches with 6.9-inch bolt length
• 7.5-inch overall length in a compact 2.2-pound package

Compatibility

Designed as a standard two-jaw gear puller for general-purpose removal of gears, pulleys, and press-fit shaft-mounted components within the tool's spread and load-capacity range.

Installation Notes

This tool is operated by machinists, mechanics, and maintenance technicians familiar with puller-based component removal. Before use, confirm the jaw tips are fully seated and the center bolt is aligned with the shaft center to prevent slippage under load. Do not exceed the 5-ton rated load capacity. Inspect the puller for cracks or deformation before each use and do not substitute makeshift extensions on the center bolt.