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Harley Davidson Knucklehead,panhead,shovelhead,starter Clutch Kicker Gear Puller on 2040-parts.com

US $95.00
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New Brunswick, CA

New Brunswick, CA
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Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Return policy details:If you decide you do not want your new puller for some reason,which I doubt ,you will be very please with it,just send it back in the same condition you receive it,if the unit have been tried and show some sign that is has been use I will not accept it,thanks. Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Part Brand:custom made Placement on Vehicle:Right Surface Finish: Metal finish Warranty:Yes Country of Manufacture:Canada

Hi Everyone


Here is a new type of «Starter clutch gear puller» for you old Harley Davidson 4 speed transmission.

It will fit on early Knucklehead ,Panhead to late Shovelhead 4 speed tranny,that will really help you get that starter clutch kicker gear out easily and faster than your regular 3 jaws puller grinded to try to fit the application.

You will not lost any parts on the shop floor anymore,what comes out stays in the puller,nothing compare with other type of puller on the market right now,those have more parts and take much longer to set and are by far more expensive ,this one is really really easy to use and in less than a minute the gear is out,even with transmission in the bike.

This puller is made in Canada of high quality material made to last a life time,I have add a few pictures to show you how the puller is actually working , step by step pictures on how it is really working, ....like a charm,thanks for looking.

Note: This type of puller as many others is not to be use with impact drive but with normal wrenches.

This puller comes exactly like what you see in the first pictures,ready to be use.


From the Shovelhead.us forum and from ebay..

Thanks Ray aka.......Saddlebagrail
Got the gear puller for the tranny. Top piece of work and beautiful as well. Very honored to have these custom parts and tools from you, on and for, my bikes. Makes life a bit easier. Best.......................Rick

enikolich

Got mine in the mail today. Puts Jim's specialty tools to shame!

Arrived today Ray - what a nice piece of machining.  Still trying to figure out how you did it ;)

Regards
Paul

I received the puller today. Used it immediately. Worked like a charm. Thanks Ray for the beautiful craftsmanship on each of your products. Impressive!

Ronnie 


Any questions or comments are welcome,Ray

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