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    Posted: April-09-2012 at 12:30am
I'm in need of a prop puller. What's the thought on the best source/pricing?

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I bought mine from Delta, nice puller and they're also a sponsor.
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Thanks Gun, that's what I was thinking.
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If you have access to a machine shop I´d recommend fabricating a puller like this one...It works much better than the C style puller as it pulls from 3 points rather than one in the C style.



I´ve used both and a properly seated prop can be a challenge with the C puller.

the rod puller works like a charm, a couple of turns and prop pop right out...



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I think Eric can hook you up with a nice one similar to mine that can also undo shaft couplers...
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Thats a nice puller. My father in law was a machinist and if he was still alive I would have one of these. He did make some pullers similar to this mainly for pulleys and such.

Do you have any specs on that puller? I could probably get someone locally to fabricate it.
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Here's the one I made several years ago. Since I've been the route of the "C" clamp style not being the greatest on tough props, I went all the way with 360 degree contact on the complete prop hub. Actually, I've never seen a good C clamp style!!!





You'll also notice it will work on a 3 or 4 blade prop.


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Pete, you gonna make anymore???????
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A three arm pully puller from NAPA works great also.
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Originally posted by KFD14 KFD14 wrote:

A three arm pully puller from NAPA works great also.

Yes, they work on older cast props but somtimes due to the thickness and shape of the arms, they will not get past the larger blades of a CNC prop.


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Allen,
No, I had not planned on making anymore pullers. I've got too much going on now and just do not have the time.


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The C pullers are easier to use, but you can buy the other type as well.

http://www.deepblueyachtsupply.com/prop-pullers/walter-plate-pullers
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I got a c style puller in a case with extra nut and key and two 13x13 props shipped to me for $75 off craigs list---still happy about that .
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