Triumph Cam Gear Puller Oem Part # 60-2213 on 2040-parts.com
Lyons, New York, US
This is one of the essential tools for rebuilding your Triumph twin motorcycle engine. This tool removes and installs the cam gears on your Triumph twin, necessary to change cams or do a full engine rebuild. There isn't much room behind the cam gears to use a universal style puller, but this tool allows you to easily remove them
This is a brand new engine cam gear extractor puller and installer tool
Fits: 350, 500, 650cc unit and pre unit twins up to 1972 and Triumph Trident and the BSA Rocket 3
OEM Part # 60-2213
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