Customer Reviews for VEVOR Upper Bearing Carrier Puller, with MT0013 Drive Collar Shaft Adapter, Compatible with Yamaha, Johnson, Evinrude, Honda, Mercury, Steel Marine Upper Bearing Puller for Carrier Bearing Removing

This thing is heavy duty! Worth the money to pull liners. Works well on press fit liners as well.

Product was delivered quickly, VERY well packaged and in good condition. I have not used the tool yet but, I am very impressed so far. I will update once I actually put it to use.

Worth every penny. If you ever pulled differential bearings on a press, thus will change your life. Pinion bearing took less than 5 minutes to pull, and this is the first time I ever used a tool like this to pull bearings. A little fumbling and experimenting, and BAM! Done! Side bearings pulled right out after getting the tool adjusted. In just a matter of a few minutes. You’ll still need a press to press the bearing onto the carrier. But this tool makes pinion and side bearing removal a breeze. Shipped pretty quick from somewhere far far away. India I think. Very sturdy tool. I recommend greasing the threads prior to using.

This tool is fantastic. Used for pinion and carrier bearing removal duting differential overhauls. Previously I would use a die grinder to cut a slit in the bearing race and chisel a crack to remove carrier bearings. Pinion bearing typically came off with a press and bearing splitter. This is a time saver if you do axle work regularly. For the home user you can save some money and just do it the way I mentioned.

A must have if you’re building diffs.

Much faster than a common bearing splitter and more consistent undamaged removal of bearings. Does everything the Purple bear units do at a more affordable price.

High quality tool. Very heavy duty. Highly recommended.

Very well made, very beefy, this should last me a long time. It used to be a huge pain pulling bearings but now it just takes seconds. Well worth the investment. From my understanding, durasolid makes all of these bearing pullers and other companies buy it then rebrand it with their name on it. It's VERY common in the tool world, this is no different, I chose to buy from the source and am very pleased. Highly recommend it. definitely recommend using an impact, just make sure to lube the threads.

I was a skeptic. I pressed and pulled a bearing a few dozen times to check for damage. Could not find anything other than the actual contact patch. Measured the cage after each pull, no noticable warpage, no race marring.

Ive pulled quite a few bearings with this since I’ve had it and it’s shown no signs of wear. Just make sure you grease the threads, as with any tool like this. I use it with an impact also.