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  1. 21st July 2012, 02:31 PM #1
    Batpig
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    Default Lookin' for a good old "Cone"-style Puller...

    Dear Gents,

    Don't s'pose anyone's seen a good old 3-Arm "Cone"-type Puller (like in the photo below) for sale anywhere around the traps? They're better than your average Puller because not only can you reverse them for "internal"-style pulling, but in either external or internal configuration, the knurled-cone exerts a positive pressure (by way of leverage) on the jaws.

    Very hard things to come by now, unfortunately . If you've had a recent Positive Sighting of one, the brand name or the retailer's name would be fantastic...

    Many Thanks,
    Batpig.

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  3. 21st July 2012, 03:06 PM #2
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    Default cone puller

    Hi

    Yep, have one of them in a Sykes & Pickavant set, bought that set and a bearing puller set off Blackwoods. Cost $124 back in the early 80's per set.

    Try Blackwoods or Conventrys.

    DD
  4. 21st July 2012, 07:24 PM #3
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    HI,
    The only Time I have seen something like that is on a Slide Hammer. I just did some Google Magic and here You Go Proto 4255 Cone Pullers - www.tooldex.com , 2/3way Cone Puller Set - Puller-Separator Sets - Pullers and Separators - 3R718 : Grainger Industrial Supply , [ame=http://www.amazon.com/PROTO-J4252-3way-Cone-Puller/dp/B0078RZ5PI]Amazon.com: PROTO J4252 2/3way Cone Puller Set: Home Improvement[/ame] .
    All The Best steran50 Stewart

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  5. 22nd July 2012, 12:19 PM #4
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    Thanks Gents,

    DD - I did have peek through the Blackwoods website, but at first glance none of their range seemed reversible. Having said that, I will have a more detailed look into whether those "concentric"-series Sykes-Pickavant's are reversible (but they'd be very ex'y, cos' they're still made in England I believe...)

    Steran - those links you've posted to are of a unit in Stanley's "Proto" range. It would be ideal, but the whole range appears to be US-only, and very ex'y into the bargain. I guess it couldn't hurt, though, to send Stanley (or whoever the heck they are nowadays) an email regarding whether anyone over here is flogging them...

    Best Wishes,
    Batpig.
  6. 22nd July 2012, 12:32 PM #5
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    Doesn't look that hard to make....
  7. 22nd July 2012, 06:41 PM #6
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    I have a big one of these I think I got from Cash Converters for about $60.00. Brilliant and you can't have it.

    How about this though -

    Catalog Products — No.9557 T & E Tools Master Two Jaw -Three Jaw Internal / External Puller Set

    Nev
  8. 23rd July 2012, 10:33 AM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bryan View Post
    Doesn't look that hard to make....
    Not if you haven't got a Lathe, Brian...

    Quote Originally Posted by SurfinNev View Post
    I have a big one of these I think I got from Cash Converters for about $60.00. Brilliant and you can't have it.
    You had me there for a nanosecond! I honestly had to read that twice...

    Quote Originally Posted by SurfinNev View Post
    How about this though -
    Catalog Products — No.9557 T & E Tools Master Two Jaw -Three Jaw Internal / External Puller Set
    Nice Find Nev! That's exactly the sort of thing I'm after. Will look into it...

    Best Wishes,
    Batpig.
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