Percussive power tool pulling device

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – With control means energized in response to activator...

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C029S243000, C173S029000

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07036211

ABSTRACT:
A pulling tool comprises an air-powered internal anvil and hammer. The pulling tool is attached to the object to be removed. The hammer is urged by pressurized air to repeatedly strike the anvil, which applies a percussive force to the object, progressively removing the object from its housing. A conventional air hammer can be modified into a tool puller by replacing the air hammer bit with a cap, and attaching the object to the rear of the air hammer through a coupler. Alternatively, a cylindrically-shaped collar is slidably secured over a conventional air hammer. A pulling bit slidably communicates with a flanged rod attached to the object to be removed. Operation of the air hammer causes the pulling bit to strike the flange, progressively removing the object from its housing.

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