Value Collection YC-9000 Bearing Separator 2-jaw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION YC-9000 is a 2-jaw bearing separator designed to remove bearings, collars, and rings from shafts without damaging the surrounding components. The tool spans a minimum spread of 30mm and a maximum spread of 1-31/32 inches, making it suitable for a range of bearing sizes encountered in mechanical service work. The center bolt measures 0.375 inches in diameter and 4.724 inches in length, providing the mechanical leverage needed to push or pull bearings free. Machinists, maintenance technicians, and industrial mechanics reach for this tool when standard pullers lack the jaw clearance to seat properly behind a bearing race.

The YC-9000 is used in shop and field service settings where bearings must be separated from shafts, housings, or pressed assemblies. It is well suited for HVAC equipment servicing, pump and motor overhaul, conveyor maintenance, and general mechanical repair. The 2-jaw configuration allows access in tighter spaces where 3-jaw separators will not fit. This tool sees regular use by HVAC technicians pulling blower wheel bearings, by plumbers servicing pump assemblies, and by industrial maintenance crews working on belt-driven equipment.

Key Features

• Spread range from 30mm minimum to 1-31/32 inches maximum for versatile fitment across bearing sizes
• 2-jaw design provides access in confined spaces where 3-jaw tools cannot seat
• Center bolt diameter of 0.375 inches delivers controlled extraction force
• Center bolt length of 4.724 inches accommodates deeper shaft engagement
• Designed for bearings, rings, and collars in mechanical and industrial applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with bearings, rings, and collars with a spread requirement between 30mm and 1-31/32 inches. Suitable for general mechanical service applications across HVAC, pump, and motor repair work.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by machinists and maintenance technicians performing mechanical disassembly. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before attempting bearing removal. Ensure the jaws are fully seated behind the bearing race before applying force through the center bolt to prevent slippage or race damage. Standard hand tools are sufficient to operate the center bolt; consult applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures before beginning any bearing extraction work.