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Chris Jones

05-27-2007 11:54:12

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What are the upper jaws on this gear puller for? The ones that point away from the screw?

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Mike M

05-27-2007 12:05:03

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Re: Gear Puller in reply to Chris Jones, 05-27-2007 11:54:12

Can't see your pic,but alot of pullers have jaws that are resversible. One end is bigger than the other so you can flip them around if you need to get into a tighter spot. This may be what you see ?????

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Chris Jones

05-27-2007 11:56:19

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Re: Gear Puller in reply to Chris Jones, 05-27-2007 11:54:12

guess I need help too on posting images. I put the code ImageShack gave for forums and message boards in the optional Image Url box. The first few times I submitted the post didn't ever show up. This time the post showed and the pic did not.

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Bob

05-27-2007 12:03:13

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Re: Gear Puller in reply to Chris Jones, 05-27-2007 11:56:19

The jaws can be removed, and swapped "end-for-end" for different applications. Likely, there is a different shape to the "hook" at each end of the jaw, PLUS they can be installed with the hooks facing inward or outward for different jobs.

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Chris Jones

05-27-2007 16:39:27

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Re: Gear Puller in reply to Bob, 05-27-2007 12:03:13

here's the url to a bigger pic
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I don't see any difference in the shape. Perhaps it is just in case one gets worn out it can be turned and use the other ends?

I'll make a test message later and test some pics. But if anyone can point me to a message here that goes over posting pics here it would be helpful.

#1 I think imageshack wants to put a thumbnail in the message that if clicked goes to the larger image. Perhaps that is not allowed here. So perhaps I need to put the link to the full image in the optional image url box.

#2 how do folks post multiple images in one message?

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