Pro-source GP-0208 2-jaw Gear Puller 5 Ton 9.5 in

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE GP-0208 is a 2-jaw standard gear puller rated at 5 tons of pulling capacity, built for removing gears, pulleys, and similar press-fit components from shafts and housings. It opens to a maximum spread of 9.5 inches and closes to a minimum spread of 2.8 inches, covering a wide range of component diameters in a single tool. The reach extends 5.5 inches from jaw tip to center bolt, and the center bolt measures 0.7 inches in diameter with a length of 8.9 inches. The overall length of the tool is approximately 9.6 inches. Weighing 4.33 pounds, it is a solid, field-ready puller suited for shop or on-site mechanical work.

This puller is designed for gear removal applications in automotive, industrial, and general mechanical service environments. It is used wherever a press-fit gear, sprocket, or hub must be extracted from a shaft without damage to the component or shaft threads. The 2-jaw configuration is appropriate for components with accessible flanges or spokes. Technicians in drivetrain, pump, and motor service work will find this tool fits standard extraction tasks without requiring a hydraulic press setup.

Key Features

• 5-ton load capacity handles heavy-duty press-fit extraction
• 2-jaw design with 9.5 inch maximum spread and 2.8 inch minimum spread
• 5.5 inch reach accommodates deep-set components on extended shafts
• Center bolt diameter of 0.7 inches with 8.9 inch bolt length for positive engagement
• Overall tool length of approximately 9.6 inches for use in moderate clearance spaces
• 4.33 pound tool weight balances durability with handling ease

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 2-jaw gear puller for gears, pulleys, and press-fit components within the 2.8 inch to 9.5 inch spread range and up to 5 tons of required extraction force.

Installation Notes

Gear pullers should be installed and operated by qualified mechanical technicians familiar with shaft and bearing service procedures. Before use, ensure the shaft end and component are free of burrs that could cause the center bolt to slip or deflect under load. Apply steady, even torque to the center bolt and never exceed the rated load capacity of the tool. Inspect jaws and the center bolt for wear or deformation before each use.