Worked great for pulling the harmonic balancer on my 2001 Dodge Ram 1500 5.9l gas engine.

This puller works like a charm. Only drawback is no hard case so you have to keep up with the parts but you can easily fit it into a small container like a large coffee can or metal lunch box. Lisle makes good products. I have several tools from them and have had no complaints. Makes my job easier every day!

Life saver, that crankshaft pulley was never going to come off, worked great.

Great! Used on a 2007 Jeep 4.7, worked awesome. This is the only type that will work on this motor!

Works perfectly as expected. I used this on a 2001 LQ4 LS engine.

I am very impressed by the extreme depth of detail provided by this resource. If you are an M-1 Carbine enthusiast and embrace your OCD, then this book is a God-send. Jump in as deep as you want. It's all there. An enjoyable immersion.

worked great to remove the part I had trouble getting off.

Excellent product

used while doing a timing belt/water pump on a 2006 pt cruiser. Other 3 jaw pullers would not budge the crank pulley, this tool had it off in under a minute. Well made and easy to use.

After searching for months for a tool (tried the in-person Auto Stores and their tool rental programs) that would work on my 2002 Dodge Durango 4.7L engine, I decided to throw in and take a shot with this. I FINALLY was able to get the harmonic balancer off... It WORKED GREAT! It was ridiculous how easy the job was with the right tool. The Lisle 51450 has two additional, longer rods that other similar products do not... and those two longer rods were the key for my Durango. If this review is relevant to you, I thought I would add extra information that might help those looking to work on a 2002 Dodge Durango. You will also need a special tool to install the Harmonic Balancer. When researching online, there is very little information on different tools that work, besides one specialty tool which is impossible to find at local stores and is $125 dollars when you find it online. The crankshaft, which the Harmonic Balancer sits on, has from what I can tell an internal thread that fits a M14 x 1.5 bolt. The bolt that holds the balancer on is around 110mm, so to install it, I am guessing it will take at least a bolt/rod that is 160mm or longer. I recently order an install tool ( Performance Tool W89710 Harmonic Balancer Installer ), and have yet to receive it. If all the information I found is correct, it should work. If it doesn't, the next step will be ordering a threaded rod, cutting it to the length I need, and using nuts and washers to make my own harmonic balancer installer. [Updated as of 9-20-16] As a follow up, the Performance Tool harmonic balancer installer did work.

great all around tool for removing pulleys, the 4 bars that changes its length are what make it so versatile.

Worked as advertised. Great quality. I will be looking for more Lisle products in future.

Great tool and worked a treat