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A. It is used to pull wiper arms off their tapered shafts without damaging the splines or surrounding trim.
A. The fork width can be set to clamp various arm bases securely, keeping the tool stable while the spindle pushes on the shaft.
A. Aluminium is kinder to the shaft end than bare steel, reducing the risk of marking or mushrooming the threaded section.
A. They use it when arms are stubborn or tight, as the puller applies direct, central force without prying against paintwork or glass.
A. The slim fork can slide into narrow gaps at the arm base where thicker tools would not fit without risking damage.
A. Seized arms can require high force; a robust puller withstands that load without bending or slipping suddenly.
A. The spring balances pressure across the fork halves, helping them stay level on the arm and reducing side loading.
A. Almost any vehicle can develop seized wiper splines, so the tool is useful across cars, vans and light commercial vehicles.
A. By pulling evenly from the arm base, the tool minimises side stress on linkages compared with twisted levering.
A. Ensure the nut is removed, threads are clean and the fork sits fully under the arm base for a secure pull."
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