Inboard Propeller Puller C Clamp Puller for Ski & Wakeboard Propellers Fits 1" to 1-1/8" Shaft

Inboard Propeller Puller C Clamp Puller for Ski & Wakeboard Propellers Fits 1" to 1-1/8" Shaft

Function -- Designed to pull a 3 or 4 blade inboard ski, wakeboard or surf propeller, this is a must-have tool to keep on board if you want to carry a spare prop. Fitment -- Fits 3/4", 1" and 1-1/8" shaft diameters, Works great on tournament ski boats and other inboard with a 1-1/8" maximum shaft size. The puller jaw opens from maximum of 3.25" to 4.5". Advantages -- The tool has an exclusive swiveling screw point which could prevents damage to the ends of drive shafts, also it has fine thread screws to enable a strong pulling force with little effort. Material -- Cast from 8630 steel alloy, this puller is heat treated for strength and black coated for rust and corrosion resistance. Capable of handling over 150 foot lbs of torque, this cast puller is much stronger than bronze or stainless steel pullers. Satisfaction Guarantee -- Yoursme aims to provide excellent products and best service for customers. You can simply return it if you are not satisfied with the product. We support 12 month warranty.

Inboard Propeller Puller C Clamp Puller for Ski & Wakeboard Propellers Fits 1" to 1-1/8" Shaft

Function: Designed to pull a 3 or 4 blade inboard ski, wakeboard or surf propeller.

Fitment: Fits 3/4" to 1-1/8" shaft diameters, Works great on tournament ski boats and other inboard with a 1-1/8" maximum shaft size. The puller jaw opens from maximum of 3.25" to 4.5".

Material: Cast from 8630 steel alloy, this puller is heat treated for strength and black coated for rust and corrosion resistance.

Operation Guide:

1. Remove cotter pin from shaft
2. Loosen nut until there is about a 1/4 in space
3. Install the propeller puller
4. Tighten the bolt with a wrench until snug, do not overtighten, overtighten can cause damage to the puller and prop.
5. Hit the back of the puller 2-3 times to free prop from the shaft
6. Remove the lock nut while holding the propeller in place, then you can remove the prop off.
7. NOTE: Before removing the prop and key be sure the keyway is facing upward to minimize risk of key dropping.