Tiger Tool

[@TigerTool]

Visit our website for more information: tigertool.com/products/15060-pin-bushing-adapter

[@johnw4590]

Borrowed this tool to pull 2 clevis mounted hydraulic cylinder pins. 2" diameter x 20 long. After lancing the pins it pulled them effortlessly. Just cut the pin Every 4" and weld adapter back on! 👍 Worked awesome! I'm buying one now!

[@chrisgoogle533]

this is a great tool. we work in upsate new york so we know rust. so far this has removed 6 pins all with ease. So easily that this you tube video pins actually are fighting harder than any of the pins we have removed. we also have thermal cutter that we use to use to remove these pins. haven't had to even look at it since we got this. the weld on plugs are re use able. we have used the same plug on all 6 pins and i bet we can get 6 more pins out of the same plug. easy to weld on and to cut back off As always awesome tools tiger.

[@dchawk81]

This is wild. On my Fontaine the worse you need is an air hammer to push out the old bushing.

[@libertyordeath1287]

I looked at tiger tool to get some very seized pins out of my skid loader. Once I saw the price for their setup I about sh!t myself. They wanted over $3000 for their set up by the time you buy everything shown here. I started researching and bought a Temco 30 ton hollow ram with air over hydraulic pump (all in for $425) Used some 1-1/4" cold rolled (tried 1" threaded rod and it just stretched and broke) welded to the pins and used a scrap piece of 4" schedule 40 pipe to go over the pin and receive it as it was being pulled and welded a 1/2" plate for a washer on the top side of the ram. It worked perfect and was a hell of alot cheaper. Temco makes a very quality product and has a 5 year warranty. I would not hesitate if considering one. These Tiger tools are way overpriced.

[@Ardzgmz2010]

Just yesterday, I pulled those pins. I used a 10k power pack pushing the pins from under the 5th wheel. Pins were very, very rusty. I hate those demonstration videos that "prove" how tough is the tool....................on new parts. They should try their fancy tools in a real life situations with real problems the technicians face everyday.

[@johnb1121]

Facts

[@bjmacaoidh]

yEAH - Try a 1966 pivot joint on a Dan outdrive...and the pin has a square head to it, too! Why??

[@engineer567]

Bro, can this tool be used to pull out the press fitted pins with out welding

[@jarred281]

Don't worry guys, it's only $2000, and all you need to buy after that is a 10,000psi pump. Then all you have to do is beat the crap out of the pin, stand on an old greased up fifth wheel and weld some fittings to the pins that you have to continue to buy as you use them up..lol nice idea but no practical at all.

[@fjb-Trump-WON]

👍. doesnt worth it

[@JasonTAho]

So, what exactly was the purpose for the very first piece that got screwed in and whacked with the hammer?

[@TigerTool]

To "shock" the bracket pin loose from the 5th wheel.

[@julieverma1865]

I need one of those

[@kurrillosarmiento2038]

Excelente herramienta

[@Mitchell1441]

Test this on a “seasoned “5th” wheel...not a new one

[@bryanjones5bj]

Random question what size tap is that?

[@chiwascrazy2]

how much does it cost and where can be found?

[@astasna]

smart tool

[@gzmpepe]

very nice

[@TARANS012]

Very basic hydronic puller and half cut round cylinder made tiger tool specialty to sell just the socket stuff for 700 and puller probably 1000 plus where as stuff is no morerhen 200 together. Why would you weld the nut while you can have hardened steel threaded bar thread in and go through puller and pull it

[@KORHINO]

GOOd

[@rogeriogoncalvesgoncalves1700]

Muito bom o vídeo

[@conradozamora8491]

Alguien me oodra desir donde conseguir esta herramienta

[@hugochaupialvarez5807]

Soy de Perú necesito urgente este herramienta

[@TigerTool]

tigertool.com/pages/contact-us

[@mikewilson3836]

I used a air hammer

[@julianmendez2314]

como se llama ese aparato para buscarlo

[@leathermanfamily50]

seriously just to take off a fifth wheel?

[@DeLonghe_P_Ness]

Good Lawd!!! WTF?! There's gotta be an easier way.....

[@gooogle3558]

Край обрезали, и во внутрь выбивал, без всяких съемников.

[@jhabarchoudhary1747]

Want to buy... from India... plz contact

[@Harvester5000]

i just torch the plate off the pin then hammer it out.

[@johnramsey3909]

Diesel_Tech makes sense since the only reason to pull those pins is for a junk plate

[@kevinlamarr1424]

Just unbolt it and sell/replace it

[@PavelHlysov-zv4sw]

Сколько стоит

[@TieuXuanTu75]

it take 10 ton to press

[@taylorculley2461]

Viet Nam no it doesnt wtf ive replaced so many bushings lol and i can do it with little force

[@johnciely8209]

Report the truck stolen.

[@chuckboostem5044]

slide hammer way faster

[@operator8014]

No kidding! What the hell were they thinking!?

[@aaroninks]

Pretty obvious a slide hammer isn’t removing that after two solid weeks of pounding. I’ve got the blood blisters to prove it lol

[@hugochaupialvarez5807]

Cuánto cuesta

[@АлексК-с3с]

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[@PickupsAreNotTrucks]

How bout just maintaining the fifth wheel so you don't have to deal with this nonsense? I pull my pins out by hand or get them started with a pry bar if i need to take my fifth wheel off. I love tools, but this is just silly. Theres a million other ways to do this without spending a fortune on this one use toy.

[@beatroot5471]

were is the grease.....and fucking fenders.... and the fuck is he working inside ?