ABN Slide Hammer Puller Set - 5 lb Slide Hammer Axle and Hub Puller and Dent Remover Unit Auto Body Hammer Tool

Very stout unit! Work's well.

Welded a nipper on the end to use to remove nails from pole barn panels. Works great.

Very useful for poping out dents and or other applications. I pulled the wheel bearings out of my 94 chevy cheyanne with this and a bearing puller attachment and applyed a little heat to the outer axle tube and with in 3 pulls the bearings came right on out.

We own a Mazda 5 and the driver side CV axle went out completely to the point that the car was immovable and just produced a lot of grinding noises. Scary considering wife was driving 80 on the freeway when it started to go.I ordered this and the fork separately as the combo was out of stock, but that doesn't matter. Although the fork didn't fit up and around the transaxle end of the CV axle, I was able to loop some ceiling grid wire from Home Depot around that end, wrap it around this hammer puller and out it came, just one yank. No prying with a pry bar, no cursing, no swearing. I was able to put the car back together in less than an hour.

Works as designed, just screw the tool you want on the end, set it up and PULL! several times and bearing comes right out.

For the price China made slide hammer is well worth the price. I pulled two rear bearing out and held up well. I dont use a tool like this often but for the money it fits my budget and works for me.

The media could not be loaded. Alright I'm not one to write a review before I've used a tool. I felt like I had to share this though because it's not made known in the product advertisement. Upon receiving my ABN 5567 I found a really sturdy looks to be well made slide hammer. The only issue I have with it is the 2 peice weld hammer, which isn't very common except in a budget hammer. Which this is albeit at a higher fair price, I'll update once I've used it a few times and let you all know how it's holding up. Figured everybody should know the actual hammer is two peices welded together and not one. Seems VERY durable otherwise, threads are clean and centered etc..

I had to have this too to pull some wheel bearings and seals out and it worked as it should. I’m sure I will use it for years to come.