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Enough to exceed what the joint will resist rather than what the part weighs. A corroded hub can need many times the force a clean one would, which is why hydraulic pullers exist.

Two legs suit a part with two accessible points and can be positioned round an obstruction. Three legs centre the pull and are far less likely to slip as the force goes up.

Reach is how far the legs extend behind the part; spread is how far apart they open. A puller with generous tonnage and insufficient reach will not engage at all.

With a hub puller set, which bolts to the wheel studs rather than gripping an edge. That spreads the load across the studs and pulls square rather than at one point.

A slide hammer kit, which uses the momentum of a sliding weight rather than a fixed reaction point. Split collet extractors grip the part while the hammer does the work.

A set covering 19 or 25 pieces with a 10 tonne ram gives more configurations than a single puller, which matters where the components vary rather than repeating.

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Tonnage is what a hydraulic puller adds over a mechanical one, and the figure has to exceed what the joint will resist rather than what the part weighs. A corroded hub can need many times the force that would move a clean one, which is why hydraulic pullers exist at all. Hydraulic force also arrives more evenly than a turned bar, which is gentler on the part being saved.

Leg count decides how the load is spread. Two legs suit a part with two accessible points and can be positioned round an obstruction. Three legs centre the pull and are far less likely to slip, which matters as the force goes up.

Reach and spread are the two dimensions that decide whether the puller fits. Reach is how far the legs extend behind the part; spread is how far apart they open. A puller with generous tonnage and insufficient reach will not engage at all, and the 250mm reach on the sets here is stated for that reason. Sealey hold HP5 and HP10 triple leg pullers with Draper and Sykes bodies alongside them.

Hub pulling has its own arrangement, bolting to the wheel studs rather than gripping an edge, and a slide hammer kit covers what cannot be pushed against at all. Sets pairing a ram with legs and adaptors cover more configurations than a single tool. Send the component to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. A ribbed drive pulley puller at 35mm and above covers pulleys a general puller cannot grip.

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Enough to exceed what the joint will resist rather than what the part weighs. A corroded hub can need many times the force a clean one would, which is why hydraulic pullers exist.

Two legs suit a part with two accessible points and can be positioned round an obstruction. Three legs centre the pull and are far less likely to slip as the force goes up.

Reach is how far the legs extend behind the part; spread is how far apart they open. A puller with generous tonnage and insufficient reach will not engage at all.

With a hub puller set, which bolts to the wheel studs rather than gripping an edge. That spreads the load across the studs and pulls square rather than at one point.

A slide hammer kit, which uses the momentum of a sliding weight rather than a fixed reaction point. Split collet extractors grip the part while the hammer does the work.

A set covering 19 or 25 pieces with a 10 tonne ram gives more configurations than a single puller, which matters where the components vary rather than repeating.

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