Not sure why people whine so much about this. I think it is great idea, if you are trouble shooting a problem or look for something such as this. Why start a new thread.

George is out of stock on pullers.

Though when you do look at old threads based on parts or such, that can change, you need to wonder if something newer has come out.

 

People bitch all the time when members don't use the search feature to find the answer to their question, then when they do and revive an old thread people bitch! Which is it folks?! Use the search feature or start a new thread?!

 

I use google a lot. I put in my question, and add forum at the end, if I want to read reviews on a product. Google will take you to all these threads too. The forum search engine is nice to direct the search.


This is also why I encourage people when trouble shooting to come back and tell us the fix.

 

Which puller at georges are you looking at? they had one for 37 bucks in stock when I added it to my cart I didn't buy it yet though https://www.georges-garage.com/produ...r-shaft-pilot/

 

Probably referring to this one:

https://www.georges-garage.com/produ...ver-installer/

 

I’ll add if you get the Pit Posse, buy a NICE bearing for the puller. I believe George’s comes with the NICE bearing, but the Pit Posse does not.

 

[QUOTE=05UltraBob;18407977]People bitch all the time when members don't use the search feature to find the answer to their question, then when they do and revive an old thread people bitch! Which is it folks?! Use the search feature or start a new thread?![/QUOTE

your totally right he did search but why revive something so old to tell people he found a way to get a tool from auto zone to work? Adios pot calling the kettle black

 

wow thanks, that part never showed up when I looked at the site

 

I believe if the part is "Out of stock", it won't show up on a search. I typically scroll down on the website, hit "sitemap", then search for what I'm looking for using the browsers search.

https://www.georges-garage.com/sitemap/

BTW: I have the George's Garage "Wheel Bearing Remover & Installer" (SKU: 740010) tool. Works great and is well made.