Pitman Arm Puller

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  • #144153
    dubber1
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    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144154
    dubber1
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    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144157
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144159
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144160
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144163
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144165
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144168
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144169
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144170
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144175
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144176
    dubber1
    Participant

    pitman puller
    Hi thanks for the reply.The vehicle in question is a 1972 vw camper with early type cast steering box.I have in the past tensioned the puller hit it with a large hammer re-tensioned etc etc all to no avail these things I understand can be very tight.The only thing to happen was that it bent the puller bolts,it wasn’t a particularly cheap one.I have seen on u tube a puller used that seemed to take the arm off with ease,[maybe done for the camera],but I can’t seem to find one anywhere.Will give it another try with the puller I have and just take my time Thanks Mike.

    #144173
    twinwebber16001972
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    PULLERS
    OLD POST I REALISE BUT, ANY CHANCE U GOT SOME(CAREFUL)HEAT ON JOB?

    #144179
    twinwebber16001972
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    PULLERS
    OLD POST I REALISE BUT, ANY CHANCE U GOT SOME(CAREFUL)HEAT ON JOB?

    #144180
    twinwebber16001972
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    PULLERS
    OLD POST I REALISE BUT, ANY CHANCE U GOT SOME(CAREFUL)HEAT ON JOB?

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