Allied 8" 3 Leg Jaw Gear Mechanical Bearing Puller S45c K-200 on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
Very large and heavy ALLIED 3 Legged Jaw Gear Mechanical Bearing Puller Tool. 8" size. S45C Size. K-200
Last picture shows a couple of other smaller sized pullers I am also selling. This auction is only for the large 8" one.
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