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     Although we have had a HEAVY DUTY wheel puller for more than 5 years for "S" engines that in some instances will pull "O" engine wheels we have not actually had a dedicated one for "O".

     In the coming days we will have such a tool. Based on the same HEAVY DUTY design the new wheel puller will have a much wider jaw adjustment and a much longer axle drive stroke. The price, of course, will be slightly higher but not by much.

     Your thoughts..

     Take a look at the "S" puller at

 

http://www.lbrenterprisesllc.com/AF-Parts.html

 

bottom of the page.

     Thank you all for your continuing support.

Dave, LBR

 

 

 

 

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The puller shown on the LBR webpage is very similar in design to the Timko puller. Frank makes his in two sizes, one for Standard Gauge and one for 0. I think the Standard Gauge puller can be adjusted to pull at least some 0 gauge drivers, but I haven't tried it. I have the Standard Gauge puller and I like it. Pricing is similar to the LBR S gauge puller.

 

What I think would be excellent is a three-jaw wheel and gear puller. That would be easier to use than a two-jaw tool, and more stable. There are automotive gear pullers that could probably be used as a basis for such a tool. 

 

I agree with John and Lee about the website. Those very long pages with lists in text format are not especially user friendly. 

Originally Posted by Southwest Hiawatha:
Originally Posted by TrainLarry:

For the serious repair technician, Portlines sells a 3-jaw wheel puller.

 

Larry

Very serious - it costs $325. Looks like a good design, but that's a lot of money. 

I was able to buy my Bridgeport mill for only a few bucks more than that. Make a few of those and it will pay for your investment in the mill.

 

Pete

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OGR Publishing, Inc., 1310 Eastside Centre Ct, Ste 6, Mountain Home, AR 72653
800-980-OGRR (6477)
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