OMT 9-Way Slide Hammer Puller Set, Front Wheel Hub Bearing Remover & Rear Wheel Axle Hub Dent Shaft Puller Tool Kit

Nice solid built, bit of kit. All the attachments screw together as you'd expect. Only thing I've done, is lube the threads. Ideal for pulling off hubs.

Purchased for removing the half shaft from a live axle. Made the job easy! Good build quality! Perfect

If you're happy with a blue case rather than a black case, this is a great slide hammer set at an amazing price. Finding a mole wrench to fit the bolt adapter that comes with the kit is work in progress . . Milwaukee TORQUE LOCK will be the next brand to try.

This made the wheel bearing removal simple on son’s BMW. The tool is good quality and with a good hammer weight. Great value for money.

I specifically needed a rear hub puller, but wasn't sure if it would fit my vehicle. I emailed OMT and they replied within 12 hours which I thought was impressive. The set appears to be well made from quality metal and seems to be pretty robust. Using the hub puller I was able to get an extremely stuck driveshaft separated from the rear hub on my BMW E46 so that job alone has already paid for it. Very pleased.

A iob done in 30 mins without an issues thanks to this bit of kit.

Came on time exactly as described

The tool ok, but the case has no locks or security tab.case can open easily in transit

Qualité et précision pour le prix. Fabrication soigné,commandé pour un travail précis et qui a été fait sans problème.

Wow, merci pour le service a clientèle qu'il sont résolu mon problème . Bon kit pour amateurs.

Can't beat it for the price. I've bought many OMT tools. They may not last forever or withstand a heavy beating but for your average handyman occasional use they are perfect. Used this slide hammer once so far to remove a crusty wheel bearing. It worked great with no issues with or damage to the tool. Worth it to avoid the headache of trying to remove the bearing without the proper tool.

I've been gathering used made-in-USA bearing pullers and gear separators, mainly OTC branded or rebranded, some Craigslist, mostly eBay. There was gap in what I had: there's a lot that can be done with a slide-hammer puller. After seeing the reviews and checking some details for this OMT/Orion set, which is a duplicate of OTC 4579, and seeing that it was on sale, I decided to give it a try. At the current "limited time deal" price, the Orion set is just about half the cost of OTC, and both are made in China now. The fit and finish on everything looks great. The edges on the inner/outer bearing puller fingers are crisp; there's just a little bit of grit on some of the threaded surfaces, easily cleaned off before use; and the vise grips adapter not only fit the vintage USA Petersen full-size wrenches I have, but also allowed them to close down all the way (reviews of some competing products mentioned this as a limitation). I suppose I could yet find in use the yield strength of the steel deficient, but but so far the set seems worth the savings. I was offered the option of it being shipped in just the manufacturer's cardboard box, which turned out to be a substantial double-thickness. There were complaints about the blow-molded plastic box breaking easily, so I asked for an additional Amazon box outside that, and everything arrived safely. Very happy with what I've received.

It seems like a nice tool, worked great on my 2015 Dodge Dart rear bearing. However, it didn't support a bolt circle large enough for my Ram 1500 pickup. I tried just attaching it to two of the 5 lug nuts even though that didn't have it centered over the bearing and rotated while pulling, but it wasn't enough. I ended up removing the steering knuckle and hitting the back side of the bearing about 8 times with a large sledge hammer to remove it. In fairness to the slide hammer a bit of the aluminum knuckle was corroded to the bearing and came out with it, so it wouldn't have been an easy pull even if it bolted on correctly.