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Battery Terminal and Wiper Arm Puller Tools, Heavy-Duty Arm Bearing Remover Puller Repair Tool, Windshield Wiper Arm Removal Tool
Jaw opening ranges from 1/16" to 1-1/16" (6-28mm), with an outer diameter of 1-7/8" (48mm). The package includes one wiper arm and battery terminal bearing remover puller tool, along with one wiper arm remover with an approximate collar size of 15.2mm.
Crafted from 45# carbon steel, the robust metal undergoes a specialized heat treatment process to achieve high hardness. The forged and heat-treated steel jaws are corrosion-resistant, ensuring a prolonged service life
There are two wiper arm are available, One is the fixed type and the other is a Bar and ball bearing with rotating mechanism.The windshield wiper removal tool is designed to easily remove these wiper arms without causing damage.
Securely fasten the wiper arm puller tool's foot to the wiper arm, then clamp and turn the center screw or tighten the strong screw on the wiper shaft to remove the wiper arm.
The tool is designed to remove battery terminal clamps without causing damage to the battery post. The puller screw pad is specifically designed to fit the top of the spline post, which makes it easier to pull off the terminal clamp.The same tool can also be used as a windshield wiper removal tool. It is designed to remove bolted-on windshield wiper arms that fit over a tapered spline
Traveler
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
This battery puller is larger and more beefy than I had expected. I like the adjustment on it so that you can make sure you have a good fit on the battery cable before you start pulling it by tightening up the screw. It's a huge upgrade compared to my old one.I have not had an opportunity to use the windshield wiper blade remover, so I can't comment on how well it works. However, the construction for this is also pretty stout.
G. Fisher
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
I wouldn't want to be without my RAHQHD Battery Terminal and Wiper Arm Puller Tools. Though I don't use them every day, when I need them nothing else will do. The battery terminal puller makes it easy to remove the cables from post-style vehicle batteries quickly and without damaging the battery, and the windshield wiper arm tool does that job fast and neatly. I've also used these on other press-fit mechanical connections from toys to tractors. I'm delighted with these tools.
Jim from pgh
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024
In my early working years I was an auto repair shop manager and from time to time someone would come in with a ruined battery because they didn’t have the proper equipment to disconnect the battery terminals. So when I loaned someone my tool and didn’t get it back I knew I needed a replacement. This battery terminal remover fits well and is easy to use. It cleanly removes the terminal from the post with no damage. Getting the wiper arm removal tool with it is a real bonus. It’s one of those tools you don’t use very often but when you do need it you’ll be really happy you have it.
E. Smith
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024
This is a great tool and does what it says. It will easily pull a wiper arm with ease. The tool quality is excellent and strong. The price is very reasonable seeing it helps avoid breaking your windshield. Well worth with less headache. Great product.
Ron4Peace
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2024
I don't change our car batteries very often but it's nice to have a terminal remover on hand and I don't see any reason why this won't do the job. The wiper remover is a plus. Didn't know it was made. This will be handy as I change those more often.
5forfighting
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024
Newer cars don't have the problem of stuck wiper arms or stuck battery cable clamps, you usually see those issues on older cars. And you don't see those problems very often. BUT WHEN YOU DO...these two little tools will be absolute lifesavers.They are very well made, really heavy-duty.I like this style of wiper arm remover instead of the plier-type, since I've seen the plier-types either bend or smack the edge of the windshield when the wiper arm breaks loose.No wiper-arm or battery cable remover tool will fit 100% of all situations, but these should do the job 90% of the time. Nice addition to the toolbox.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024
This is a nice set. If you even had a battery terminal end stick, you want this puller. I had an older battery that was over tightened on the top terminal. So being over tight for years made it very hard to remove it. You don’t want to hit the terminal end sideways or you risk cracking the case. Even using a screwdriver to open the clamp side the terminal was still stuck. This battery puller was able to get a grip under it and just by turning the handle it popped the terminal end connection up. So I was able to save the battery without damaging it.I checked the wiper puller and it fits fine on my vehicles. I didn’t have to remove them from the shaft so I didn’t actually remove them. I suspect that tool will work just as well because it can get a grip under the arm on the shaft so it should pull upwards just as well as the battery puller.I highly recommend this puller set. I might had damaged my battery if I didn’t have this puller.
Bryan
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2024
These are tools that fill a need often met with a hack job done with screwdrivers and pliers. These puller tools provide an easier route with less risk of damage or battery shorting. The battery terminal remover is a coaxial bolt design. The outer bolt has a knurled knob and conical shape to act as a cam on nylon bearings that leverage the clamp catch fingers underneath the clamp. The inner bolt has a T handle and screws down to push on the battery post and pulls the clamp catch up to remove the battery clamp. Very nice even pull.The kit also includes a simple clamp for smaller jobs with a fixed, slide under, claw and a finger grip bolt. Not so fancy but it might be more appropriate for getting some items apart.The biggest problem with these tools is remembering how they work and recognizing the scenario where their design is most appropriate. I don’t replace batteries very often but I do have a bucket with the tools for cleaning battery posts and clamps and other stuff usually needed. This tool set is going in that bucket to remind me of a better way to pry off the battery post clamps.
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