Pin Puller?>

ed1966ss · Apr 26, 2018

I was given this tool by a friend but I can't find much if any information about it. I was told it's a pin puller that attaches to an arbor press, used to pull pins from various items. It has no name or manufacturer info. Anyone ever seen or used one of these. Thanks

DDoug · Apr 26, 2018

Looks like for use in a Tensile testing machine.

Google that, and report back here.

sable · Apr 26, 2018

It looks like one of the pair of "grips" used to hold the test specimen on a tensile testing machine ,although they usually look nicer quality than that.

JRIowa · Apr 26, 2018

ed1966ss said:
I was told it's a pin puller that attaches to an arbor press, used to pull pins from various items.

Go slap whomever told you that. Listen to what the other 2 said. Pin puller!!! Next thing somebody will be telling you it's for assembling Turboencabulators. Geez!
JR

litlerob1 · Apr 26, 2018

JRIowa said:
Go slap whomever told you that. Listen to what the other 2 said. Pin puller!!! Next thing somebody will be telling you it's for assembling Turboencabulators. Geez!
JR

Yeah!!! I use a way different tool for installing mine.

R

Limy Sami · Apr 26, 2018

JRIowa said:
Go slap whomever told you that. Listen to what the other 2 said. Pin puller!!! Next thing somebody will be telling you it's for assembling Turboencabulators. Geez!
JR

When did they change it JR?

Miguels244 · Apr 26, 2018

Limy Sami said:
When did they change it JR?

Service bulletin K-23.
I think KaleCo carries them
KaleCoAuto.com, Your home for the rare, unusual, and hard to find auto parts.

Limy Sami · Apr 26, 2018

Miguels244 said:
Service bulletin K-23.

Aaaah, that explains a lot, .......we never had any of the K series over here.

Miguels244 · Apr 26, 2018

Limy Sami said:
Aaaah, that explains a lot, .......we never had any of the K series over here.

It didnt apply to the whitworth versions.

Limy Sami · Apr 26, 2018

Miguels244 said:
It didnt apply to the whitworth versions.

Cheers bud

ed1966ss · Apr 26, 2018

I checked with the guy I got it from. He stated that it was definitely used to pull roll and solid pins during large pump rebuilds. He stated it was specifically purchased for that exact use.

I haven't tried it but from it's looks I believe it would perform that task.

DDoug · Apr 26, 2018

ed1966ss said:
I checked with the guy I got it from. He stated that it was definitely used to pull roll and solid pins during large pump rebuilds. He stated it was specifically purchased for that exact use.

I haven't tried it but from it's looks I believe it would perform that task.

So why ask here ?

It's yours, use it as you want.

Unfortunately you didn't post a pix from the "working end" to show if the
jaws have any groove in them, or flat jaws with knurled area's.

eKretz · Apr 27, 2018

How the hell does an *arbor press* pull anything? Unless there's more to the thing than is shown here I'm not sure how that could possibly work. I made a pin puller myself that uses collets to lock onto the pins and attaches to a slide hammer to yank them out. Not at all understanding how the item depicted above is supposed to work in an arbor press.

crazygoat · Apr 27, 2018

eKretz said:
How the hell does an *arbor press* pull anything? Unless there's more to the thing than is shown here I'm not sure how that could possibly work. I made a pin puller myself that uses collets to lock onto the pins and attaches to a slide hammer to yank them out. Not at all understanding how the item depicted above is supposed to work in an arbor press.

You have never turned an arbor press upside down and used it!?

Erich · Apr 27, 2018

I could see those jaws working like the Chinese finger locking puzzles on a pin.
Slide down over pin, reverse direction, jaws grip and pull the pin.

You'd actually have to bolt your press down to use it tho.

litlerob1 · Apr 27, 2018

ed1966ss said:
I checked with the guy I got it from. He stated that it was definitely used to pull roll and solid pins during large pump rebuilds. He stated it was specifically purchased for that exact use.

I haven't tried it but from it's looks I believe it would perform that task.

I can see that logic, except I can think of about 10 ways right off the Bat, that would be better. Flat faces--Round pins????? Square peg/Round hole

And I have used a Flathead screwdriver for a pry-bar. I have used my Calipers for lay-out, and my Hammer for a Spoon. That doesn't mean that's what it's for.

R

jrmach · Apr 27, 2018

eKretz said:
How the hell does an *arbor press* pull anything? Unless there's more to the thing than is shown here I'm not sure how that could possibly work. I made a pin puller myself that uses collets to lock onto the pins and attaches to a slide hammer to yank them out. Not at all understanding how the item depicted above is supposed to work in an arbor press.

gotta have the 3 speed transmission version w/reverse

eKretz · Apr 28, 2018

jrmach said:
gotta have the 3 speed transmission version w/reverse

Heh. And here I was thinking my anti-gravity mod was high-tech.

ripperj · Apr 28, 2018

eKretz said:
How the hell does an *arbor press* pull anything? Unless there's more to the thing than is shown here I'm not sure how that could possibly work. I made a pin puller myself that uses collets to lock onto the pins and attaches to a slide hammer to yank them out. Not at all understanding how the item depicted above is supposed to work in an arbor press.

Why would a Dake type press not pull as well as it pushes? It’s just a gear rack. They don’t all have the ratchet dingus on the handle. Obviously the part would have be be secured somehow

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mjk · Apr 28, 2018

And if you turn an arbor press on its side you can pull a pin from a horizontal install

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