Westward
Westward 4YT16 Gear Puller 8 or 10ton 2 or 3 Jaw
Heavy-duty gear puller with reversible arms, 8 or 10 ton capacity and 2 or 3 jaws
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- Weight13.2
- 8 or 10 ton capacity handles demanding pulling jobs
- reversible arms switch between 2 or 3 jaw configurations
- 12-1/2 inch jaw spread grips large components securely
- 8 inch jaw reach accesses deep-set gears and bearings
- hardened steel construction delivers strength and durability
Heavy-Duty Gear Puller
The Westward 4YT16 is a reversible gear puller rated for 8 or 10 tons of pulling force. It serves mechanics and maintenance crews who need to remove gears, bearings or pulleys from shafts in automotive and industrial settings.
Reversible Arm Configuration
The tool uses a double-ended, reversible arm that switches between 2-jaw and 3-jaw setups without extra parts. Jaw reach is 8 inches and maximum spread is 12-1/2 inches. Users must verify the workpiece fits within this spread before applying force.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Hardened steel construction resists deformation when the puller is held under maximum rated load for extended periods. The reversible jaws maintain alignment during long pulls, reducing the risk of slippage or damage to the component being removed.
Highlights
- 8 or 10 ton capacity handles demanding pulling jobs
- reversible arms switch between 2 or 3 jaw configurations
- 12-1/2 inch jaw spread grips large components securely
- 8 inch jaw reach accesses deep-set gears and bearings
- hardened steel construction delivers strength and durability
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 4YT16 |
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Weight | 13.2 |
Questions about this item
How do I confirm the 10 ton gear puller is working correctly after setup?
Apply force steadily; the reversible arms should grip the workpiece at the full 12-1/2 inch spread and the jaws must reach 8 inches without slipping.
What comes in the box with the 4YT16 and what must I source separately?
The heavy-duty gear puller with double-ended reversible arms is supplied; no extra hardware is included so provide your own wrenches or sockets for the forcing screw.
When should I choose the 2-jaw over the 3-jaw configuration on this 8 or 10 ton model?
Use 2 jaws for accessible gears or pulleys where two contact points are enough; switch to 3 jaws when the part needs even load distribution across three points.
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