GearWrench 3627 2 and 5-Ton Ratcheting Puller Set

So, I wanted to use this a little bit before I put up a review. The first time I used it, the jaws slipped off the 6204 bearing a couple times, so I had to hold the jaws tight around the rear of the bearing to pull it off. It was not extremely tight, but it was frustrating. I nearly returned it; however, I've used it probably, 25 times in the last few weeks and have not had that happen again, and have been very happy with it since. I could do without the ratcheting teeth on the puller end of the jaws, but the jaw profile is great, and the acme style threaded arbor is very well made. I never use an impact on a puller, but when lightly lubed this pulls very tight bearings off with ease. I like the case very much, it keeps the puller clean from road dust, which keeps the screw clean, which makes pulling easier. For reference, I've pulled thousands of bearings and pulleys for over 25 years, and this is easily a favorite. It only has about 4" of reach, but that takes care of 75% of what I do. I mostly use the 5 ton, but both work well. I'm glad I withheld judgement until I spent some more time using it. I also have a much more expensive German puller set by Kukko that is phenomenal in it's own way, however I find myself reaching for the Gearwrench puller simply because it's a little faster to get into action.

Hard case and the metal used is great. 15 out of 10 for the price I paid.

Wait for it to go on sale. Other than that great kit with quality tooling

Muy bien, dejo reseña en video

Me sirve en todos las formas que lo use muy buena calidad recomendado