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"power steering pulley puller tool"?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 64impala, Mar 6, 2013.

  1. 64impala
    Joined: Sep 14, 2012
    Posts: 79

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    Any recommendations for buying a "POWER STEERING PULLEY PULLER TOOL"?

    Specific brands or tool type(s)?

    Application: Small Block Chevy
     
  2. oldolds
    Joined: Oct 18, 2010
    Posts: 3,408

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    How often do you think you will need one? Rent one at parts house. I use mine about once a year.
     
  3. For $25 bucks ,you can't beat it...probably same as rental fee would be...and, you don't have to stop and run to the rental ...Plus ,everything I've ever rented was a piece of mistreated crap...I'd vote "buy"
     

  4. the-rodster
    Joined: Jul 2, 2003
    Posts: 6,945

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    I just did the loan-a-tool at autozone last week for this.

    You pay for the tool, and get a full refund when you bring it back, worked like a champ.

    Rich
     
  5. I did the same at Autozone last week. $29.00 deposit + full refund. Way cool
     
  6. tommy
    Joined: Mar 3, 2001
    Posts: 14,757

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    unless you are a line mechanic when time is a consideration I would not buy one. I bought one when I had my shop and I have not needed one for home in 20 years.
     
  7. Free tool "borrowing" is awesome for some of these things!

    And if they are lucky, you might buy something from them in the process.

    That's the point, isn't it?
     
  8. saltflats
    Joined: Aug 14, 2007
    Posts: 12,602

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    from Missouri

    If you buy one and only use it once I would say it was worth it to not havlf to fuck with one of those damn thing again.
     
  9. bryan6902
    Joined: May 5, 2008
    Posts: 1,137

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    Don't buy the Harbor Freight piece...no good. Parts store rental is a good idea. I spent $200+ for the nice Snap-On set. Works great, used it enough to justify the buy.
     
  10. cracker head
    Joined: Oct 7, 2007
    Posts: 966

    cracker head
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    snap-on. I have used mine several times. I like quality.....
     
  11. Risky
    Joined: Oct 30, 2012
    Posts: 53

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    If you are or have a friend who is a machinist its pretty easy to make one. The one I made slips into the groove at front of pully. It's threaded for a bolt to screw against pully shaft. Socket and impact pulls it right off.
     
  12. repairmanrod
    Joined: Jan 6, 2007
    Posts: 77

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    from colorado

    I have to agree that i love my homemade tools, but time is a premium and i dont think i would make that tool when you do have loaner programs and you could buy the OTC for about 30 bucks. And its a pretty good tool

    Just my 2c
    Rod
     

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