Hub Blaster Motor Shaft Blower Wheel Separator Tool

first time i used it the drill part broke off in the drill and then the bolt stripped out in the hub puller

First time I used it the drill adapter snapped off in my drill. Great idea poor design.

With anything you have to Know its limits. The 1/4 shaft did brake But I honestly rather it didnt come on it from the start. It works better with wrench or socket anyways. The set up time is way fast that than other puller I have used in the past!

Nothing against Supply House. They Are Awesome In Getting Me Whst I Need. This Product Is garbage. Used It for the first time today and the drill connection snapped off. Then the shaft was stuck And wouldnt back out with a cresent wrench. Not worth the price.

It works well When pulling Motors That aren't too Stuck Or Old, But if you want it to use on motors that are rusted and Are Stuck Even After lubricanting And Cleaning The Shaft Then forget about it! The Bit That Attaches To the drill Will Snap Easily.

So far, I have used it once on a blower motor that was stuck and my coworker had a puller that was seized up. That prompted me to use the Hub Blaster for the first time. Set up was relatively easy. Once I hooked up an impact driver to it and started to push the shaft out, I think it was off in 10 seconds. Great time saver. The one thing I noticed after the one use was that the threads on the forcing screw where the impact driver was driving on made the threads a little more difficult to turn down. I want to see if that will worsen over time if I use just a drill with no hammering to it. I would also like to see if the Supco would offer the body and screw to be replacement options for cost savings, rather than just buying the kit all over again. Overall, good stuff. I will see how many times I can use it before it's beaten to all heck.

Great tool. Helps take off condenser fan & blower motors easily. Especially when running into those old motors that have the shaft super rusted and stuck. So far so good.

Have had 2 of these in the past month. Every time I use it I sand the shaft and use PB blaster. I have had 2 break where it attached to drill. Needs to have thicker shaft at connection.