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A. It is a two leg mechanical thin jaw gear puller designed for removing gears and similar components where access is restricted.
A. Thin jaws can slip behind tightly fitted gears where standard puller jaws may not fit, making it ideal for confined spaces.
A. Twin leg designs can enter narrow spaces and are often easier to position where three legs cannot be accommodated.
A. Yes, it forms part of the Sykes Pickavant mechanical puller range aimed at workshop and industrial applications.
A. It provides a specific thin jaw capability, complementing broader Sykes Pickavant puller sets sought by users.
A. Provided the component and access are suitable, it can be applied to a wide variety of gear and pulley tasks.
A. No, like other mechanical pullers it should be operated using controlled mechanical force rather than impact that could damage the tool.
A. Ensure both thin jaws are fully engaged behind the gear and the forcing screw is centred on the shaft before applying load.
A. Yes, threads and pivot points should be kept clean and lubricated, and the thin jaws inspected for wear or distortion.
A. It is hand operated and better suited to smaller gears where a compact, thin jaw mechanical solution is more practical than a hydraulic system."
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