Inboard Prop Puller on 2040-parts.com
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
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PPF-102 Pro-Pull 1 1/8" Max. Prop Puller tool W/ Shaft Saver Bolt
Designed to remove, 2, 3, most 4 and some 5 blade propellers on inboard shafts ranging from 3/4 inch- 2 inch. Made of high strength heat-treated alloy steel and finished with cadmium for protection. These tools have fine thread screws to enable a strong pulling force with little effort. |
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