Oil Seal Extractor Puller w/6” High-Impact Slide Hammer removes Oil Seals, Plastic dipsticks, Glow Plug Seals, and More. Replaceable Common Screw ensures tip Stays Sharp Every-time. Only 9 left in stock - order soon.

Remove seals in no time with this handy seal puller. The seal puller has two black oxide tips built into the head. Simply hook the tip behind the seal and pop it out. Black oxide double-sided hook, 12-3/16 in. long; Won't score surfaces; Easy to use

Oct 19, 2006 · Lisle 56750 Seal Puller . Simply insert the tip of the tool behind the oil or grease seal, press and pull. Leverage works for you. Two size tips reach in and fit nearly all seal applications. Handle is 12-1/2" long.

DESIGN: Our seal puller is designed to quickly and easily remove oil and grease seals on cars, SUVs, and light trucks without damaging the housing or bearing, while the ergonomically designed handle gives you extra leverage for hard-to-reach seals. RELIABLE | EFFECTIVE | EFFICIENT: Users trust ARES to be quality tools.

The Duralast Seal Puller is the ideal tool for removing nearly any oil or grease seal, including wheel, engine, and pinion seals. With two heat-treated hooks at the end of a long chrome-plated handle, you will have all the leverage needed to remove seals quickly and easily.

Seal Puller; Leverage works for you. For removal of grease and oil seals. Two tip sizes accommodate many applications. Large easy grip handle with heavy duty chrome plated shaft.

The Oil Seal Extractor removes oil seals, plastic dip sticks, and glow plug seals, along w/ many other uses. Includes a replaceable drywall screw for new tip. Includes slide hammer for extra pulling force.

With its ability to aid in the removal of hard-to-access seals on nearly all applications, it's an ideal tool for a wide range of uses. The dual hook tips included with the tool can fit most oil and grease seals, making the seal removal process quick and effortless.

Adjustable Seal Puller; Head Adjusts to 5 Positions. Two hook sizes easily remove most oil and grease seals. Where clearance is a problem, remove the pin to reposition the head.