General Tools & Instruments
General Tools & Instruments Cotter Pin Puller 64
A 7-1/2 inch cotter pin puller designed for lifting, pulling, and conveying tasks
- TypePneumatic Nails & Staples
- 7-1/2 inch length provides extended reach for tight spaces
- Cotter pin puller design enables efficient pin removal tasks
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first use
- General Tools brand delivers professional-grade hand tool quality
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates regulated chemical content
General Tools Cotter Pin Puller 64
The General Tools Cotter Pin Puller 64 is a hand tool designed for removing cotter pins in automotive and mechanical assemblies. It measures 7-1/2 inches in length and is supplied as a single piece. The tool falls within the lifting, pulling and conveying hardware category.
Mechanics needing a dedicated pin puller
Technicians who regularly service brakes, drivelines or suspension components will find the puller suited to the task. Buyers who want more storage or a multi-function tool set should look at something else because this item is a single-purpose implement.
7-1/2 inch reach for standard pins
The 7-1/2 inch length provides adequate leverage for common cotter pin sizes encountered in general repair work. It runs out when pins are seized, oversized or located in recesses deeper than the tool can reach. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 7-1/2 inch length provides extended reach for tight spaces
- Cotter pin puller design enables efficient pin removal tasks
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first use
- General Tools brand delivers professional-grade hand tool quality
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates regulated chemical content
Specifications
| Type | Pneumatic Nails & Staples |
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Questions about this item
What size cotter pins can the 7-1/2 inch puller remove?
The 7-1/2 inch length provides leverage to extract standard cotter pins found in automotive and machinery assemblies.
Can this hand tool be used with pneumatic impact equipment?
No, this is a manual puller designed for hand operation only and is not rated for pneumatic or powered use.
How do I confirm the puller is engaging the pin correctly?
The jaws should seat fully around the pin head before you apply steady pulling pressure to remove it.
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