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Astro Pneumatic
Heavy-duty hub, drum and rotor puller kit for automotive service
This keepsake product carries the Astro Pneumatic name and is supplied new for baby memory use. It is intended for parents or gift-givers who want a dedicated place to record early milestones. Buyers needing a mechanical hub, drum or rotor puller kit should look elsewhere because this listing is for a memory book, not a workshop tool.
The supplier states the item is made without compromise on quality and designed for optimal user experience. As a memory book, it relies on binding and paper materials rather than connectors or mounting hardware. Users who require expandable pages, digital backup features or waterproof covers will not find those functions in this product.
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The 78830 is a heavy-duty hub, drum and rotor puller kit built for removing stuck wheel hubs, brake drums and rotors on light trucks and passenger vehicles.
The forcing screw on the 78830 uses a standard 3/4 inch hex drive so it can be turned with a heavy-duty impact socket or breaker bar.
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