PROP PULLER

Craig Mac · Post by **Craig Mac** » Mar 16th, '10, 15:27

Have 3 blade on 1 3/8 shaft---been using a knock off nut but not comfortable with the process--

Any recommendations for a prop puller---I have seen one with 3 threaded bolts and one with only one.

Craig Mac · Post by **Craig Mac** » Mar 16th, '10, 15:40

Here are the three styles I found

http://www.nettleprops.com/store/p/117- ... ULLER.aspx

http://www.themountdepot.com/PPF_118_p/ppf-118.htm

http://www.getaprop.com/content-product ... n.html[url][/url]

Thums Up · Post by **Thums Up** » Mar 16th, '10, 16:03

I have the first one and work well for me! I only use it every 3 yrs though!

Raybo Marine NY · Post by **Raybo Marine NY** » Mar 16th, '10, 16:23

speaking of which I loaned mine to someone and they never returned it, chalk that up as a loss

RAWicklund · Post by **RAWicklund** » Mar 16th, '10, 17:34

I've got 1 like this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Prop-Pul ... 25594e4823

Works on 3 or 4 blade prop.
BFH always works best for me. I've only had to use the puller once topside, numerous times in the water.

Ripsangler · Post by **Ripsangler** » Mar 16th, '10, 20:40

I use the same one as RAWicklund on my 3 blade props and have had no problems

gplume · Post by **gplume** » Mar 17th, '10, 05:57

Craig-

Being a cheapo I tried to gin up a puller using a harmonic balencer puller. See first image. I beat on it for an eon, even applying heat to the prop. No dice..My yard owner saw me working away....said "son you need a prop puller"...let me borrow the one on the bottom image, presto right off.

Conclusion...get a prop puller with some "mechancial advantage". This means like the first link. The 3rd link is where I got my harmonic balencer idea from....I would avoid that type.

AVOID- NO dice!

Worked Great!

Carl · Post by **Carl** » Mar 17th, '10, 06:23

[quote="gplume"]Craig-

Being a cheapo I tried to gin up a puller using a harmonic balencer puller. See first image. I beat on it for an eon, even applying heat to the prop. No dice..My yard owner saw me working away....said "son you need a prop puller"...let me borrow the one on the bottom image, presto right off.

Conclusion...get a prop puller with some "mechancial advantage". This means like the first link. The 3rd link is where I got my harmonic balencer idea from....I would avoid that type.

AVOID- NO dice!

Gplume....you where SOoo close. If you threaded those three studs further and cranked on them you would have had it...provided nothing flexed.
That single fine thread just don't give enough punch to pop a stubborn taper.

I use the Walters Puller.

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