Customer Reviews for VEVOR Lower Bearing Carrier Puller, Compatible with Yamaha, Johnson, Evinrude, Honda, Mercury, Robust Steel Marine Lower Bearing Puller with Adjustable Arms, Works for Lower Carrier Bearing Removing

I used to pull bearings on Dana 44 rear end carrier for a 98 jeep Wrangler. It did not fit well and ruined the shims because the shims sit underneath the bearings instead of on the outside. After hammering the clamshells together is when it messed up the shims but it did pull the bearing off without damaging the bearing. So it seems to work great unless you have a shim setup like this jeep so be aware on older Dana 44s you will have to replace the shims after using this tool. I think it was still worth the price and will be able to use it on other cars.

For the price, it was a steal. It does what its supposed to do!! Happy with the product

used this on ford front diff rebuilds, works great for the carrier bearings so you dont have to cut them off, as a dealer tech i highly recommend this tool for rebuilding differentials

Takes the bearing right off the carrier without a problem and ensures the bearing is not damaged. I had a carrier that requires shims below bearing. No need for setup bearing, this thing takes the bearing right off in a minute. You need to watch a video on line to ensure you are using it correctly.

The tool worked great.Good quality tool.Made changing the bearings in my 99 ford superduty easy.

Would be nice to have a smaller clamshell for the Ford 8.8 pinion bearing. I just reversed the black one and it worked. Pulled the carrier bearings like butter. Should have bought this long ago!

Love this tool. Wish I had one years ago

This thing is quite heavy for what it is. Quality is very good, and it worked really well. Pulled pinion bearing off a Sterling 10.5 multiple times with not problems at all. Money well spent in my opinion. I have a Dana 60 HD that I will get used on soon. It will get put to good use over the coming years.

This bearing separator is one of a kind it takes out a bearing without ruining it and you could reuse the bearing if it’s necessary or do you just want to replace them this is one of the best tools I’ve bought in my life it’s not a cheap one but it gets the job done and that’s what’s important that you don’t hurt yourself trying to take out a bearing and sometimes you’re trying to take it out with a tool that might make a part of the bearing when you’re breaking it hit you and hurt you this will take out the bearing without making any damage to the bearing and more and so to yourself the safest way to work they recommend us Mr. Raymond Cordova

Works on GM Truck 8.6" axles perfectly. It took me longer to make sure the tool was lubricated for its first use than it took me to actually remove the bearings. It took maybe 2 minutes to remove both differential side bearings! Super simple to use and has 6 different diameters to choose from. Best money I have spent on a specialty tool in a long, long time! Would definitely recommend for anyone that will work on more than one axle in their life. Saves a huge amount of time compared to the break the cage/cut race/split race technique or even using a 2-jaw puller.