Orion Motor Tech Wheel Bearing Puller Tool Kit Compatible with Harley Davidson Motorcycles, Wheel Bearing Remover Installer Tool Set for 0.75" 1" 25mm Bearings Compatible with Hogs from 2000

excellent tool. works easy and reliable

It worked as it should when I replace the bearings in my rear wheel on my harley.

Don't normally leave reviews but I got this in a pinch as I had put in new bearings in my Harley wheel without putting the spacer in the wheel and needed to pull the bearing out. With this tool I was able to pull one side out with no damage to the bearing races, I did take care to back it out very slowly as to avoid inducing high axial load as this kind of tool works by pulling by the inner race but it worked. Now I don't have to order another set of bearings and wait for them

Replaces wheel bearings on my m8 softail this kit made the process go smoothly just make sure you don't install the bearing crooked I made that mistake when installing

Excellent product and quality is 👍

Haven’t used yet but same as others have used. A it’s adequate for home use, the cost of the tool is cheaper than paying the shop to do it

This set is so bad I want to throw it out and not return it for it's refund to help prevent one of you from getting it, worse now because it's used.I only gave the 1 ⭐ because everyone needs a participation trophy, but I don't think this would even make a good anchor!There is no way the "5 ⭐" reviews on here are true! They were either bought or a bunch of people in an Indian call center got board and tried hyping this up.A) The instructions give you the size of the nuts and hardware included and call them out by size in the removal instructions. 1 (5/8 nut) of the 6 (3 nuts and 3 "bearing remover"s) is listed correctly. The other 2 nuts aren't only the wrong size listed, but they're not even a size (SAE or Metric) that corresponds to a known and utilized scale.2 out of the 3 "Bearing Remover"s are so a wrench can be used to hold the "bearing remover" in place but it's manufactured so the it also is the wrong size AND not even a size (SAE or Metric) that corresponds to a known and utilized scale while the 3rd one (the one I thought might work) doesn't have any way to hold the "bearing remover" unless you breakout the good ol duct tape and cover grips.B) Being a mildly skilled motorcycle, car, truck and Navy Aircraft mechanic, I thought I could possibly work with this difficult to use tool. But 2 of the "Bearing Remover"s were clearly too small and the third which looked about right but it's either still too small or the lip of the "bearing remover" is insignificant as the "bearing remover" when tightened came right through the bearing, leaving the bearing in place.I was always told when growing up that "Good tattoos aren't cheap and cheap tattoos aren't good!" Same rule needs to be applied here.Don't waste your time or money with this.

The tool and its pieces got the job done. Installer portion of this didn’t work for me. Had to tap bearings in with the related bearing bushing.Tool is ruff/sharp edges and covered in machining oil.