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Old 04-07-2021, 07:46 AM   #21
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Default Re: Winfield Tool KRW Hub Puller

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Thanks for the referral but we no longer have any of the drum pullers available.....for rent or otherwise. We had two of them but not anymore. One broke beyond repair after years of use. The other one sprouted legs and ran away in California.....the renter never returned our calls.....or the tool. Winfield went out of business so we could not order parts or more of the tools.
Mac, I believe the quality of the Vintage Precision version is equal to the Winfield/KRW pullers, but if those rental items sprout wings, I'd be out of that business as well.
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Old 04-07-2021, 08:20 AM   #22
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Vintage Precision is in California.......I just bought one of their hub pullers, the absolute best purchase I have ever made.....top quality puller and better IMO than the KR Wilson. IT doesn't push directly on the axle end like the KR Wilson.
I believe the insinuation made in the above post was the Vintage Precision is of better quality than the KRW....Because the Vintage Precision doesn't push directly against the axle end like the KRW. Insinuating the KRW pushes directly against the end of the axle...which it doesn't.
Also, I'm certain I torque my KRW puller more than 125 ft/#'s on some occasions where drum/hub assemblies have been initially torqued to the correct specifications on a good tapered fit.
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Old 04-13-2021, 05:53 PM   #23
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I originally put my hubs on at 220 foot pounds and the Vintage Precision Puller pulled them off my '47 super deluxe. Pulled the right rear off yesterday and the left rear off today. Not saying it's better than the KRW but am saying it works for me. It's an impressive tool and very worth having. Just my humble opinion.
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