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  1. natem

    Wheel puller

    You need the puller we showed, it has a adapter that allows the use of a hammer. That is the only way to get the taper fit hubs to brake loose from the shaft. As my granddad always said "if that don't work get a bigger hammer" Nate
  2. natem

    Wheel puller

    Midwest military has them also. (sorry john should have thought of you) I hope we have been of some help, and get to see some pictures along the way. Nate
  3. natem

    Wheel puller

    Or just to much time to play with this hear magic box thingie.:roll:
  4. natem

    Wheel puller

    I tried to post that image but couldint get-r-done. Nate
  5. natem

    Wheel puller

    Google "Jeep hub puller" Kiser jeep parts has one like i have. I hope this helps. Nate
  6. natem

    Wheel puller

    I have had mine so long i could not say cost. But most auto part stores can order one for you. It should be a three leg puller with adapter so you can strike it with a hammer. don't get cheap on this tool and it will serve you well for many years. Nate
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