Conjunto extractor de cojinetes

I bought it because I need it to remove the Bearing.
There are ways to remove the Bearing, such as tapping it with a Graver.
It is not a method that I would recommend because it damages something that is not related to anything else.
If you remove this item, the bearing used in Motorcycle, etc., will be removed.
You can almost always remove it, and
Above all, the parts can be removed without any risk of damage to the parts because they can be removed without any force.
I also removed the wheel bearing, and it held well.
Bearing comes off easily.
It is an expensive tool for the number of times it is used, but it is useful to have it.

Used to remove swing arm pivotBearing on HondaCBR600RR.
The needle bearing had an inner diameter of 28mm and a depth of 30mm, but we were able to remove it securely.
Perhaps it would be difficult to find anything beyond this Size.
Be aware that at least the depth is limited by Attachment.

When the inner diameter of the Attachment and Bearing are the same, I had to squash them together to get them in.
Swing arm pivotBearing on the CBR600RR was Large sturdy, but when I removed the wheel bearing on the off-road motorcycle, the part where the first Attachment is inserted was Large odd.
It was also Large strange to remove Attachment from Bearing after Bearing was removed.
I guess I could just tap it out, but my tools are brand new...… lol

Also, due to the structure of the Bearing Puller, it would be difficult to remove a Bearing attached to a deep section.
If you can't stop the Attachment around it, you can't use it, so I think you will have to give up on the Ball bearing and other parts at the back of the Swing arm pivot and tap them out from the other side.

[How is it used?
I bought this to replace my wheel bearing.

Was the one you received as per Image?
For a DAYTONA product, there were many detailed images and it was as Image.

How was your experience with it?
I was afraid because I used it for the first time, but I was able to remove it firmly because the Instruction Manual was written on it.
There are many ways to remove the bearing, but I think it is quicker and cheaper to use the proper tools.
This time, I bought a product made by DAYTONA because I bought it together with other products, but I think that the source is probably the same as Bearing Puller sold in Astroetc.
Now it's just a matter of how many times you'll use it in your lifetime.
It's a good price.

[Points to note]
A case has arisen where the legs are not long enough to remove the Bearing.
This was also written in the Instruction Manual, but it says to use it as an extension.
So I was able to stretch and take the Nut I had lying around as an Extension.
Also, it seems that the contents are not sold separately, so if it is damaged, it will be sold again in Quantity:You will have to purchase a Set, so it is a good idea to read and use the Instruction Manual carefully.

How did it compare to other products?
This is my first time, so I haven't compared them, but I was able to remove them easily.

Other items that would be helpful
It is written in the Instruction Manual that it is good to apply Molybdenum grease to the moving parts.

Based on my experience with less expensive products sold at Home Center and other places, the quality of this product is sobering.
Each part of the finish is of good quality, and it can deal with adhering bearings in a smooth manner.
The edge of the puller does not turn over, etc., and the workability is felt good from the finish and hardness of the Bolt part.
This product is an Exactly what you need to keep your motorcycle on the road for years to come.