Replacement jaws change out bent or snapped jaws that no longer provide a secure grip on parts. They fit specific puller brands and models.

Replacement forcing screws change out stripped, seized, or snapped screws that no longer turn to apply the pulling force. Also known as center bolts, they mate with a compatible threaded hole on a puller.

Threaded adapters connect to push-puller legs or forcing screws, allowing them to remove and install different types of components. They mate with compatible threads on the legs or screws.

Push-puller legs replace damaged legs or change to a different leg length to extend a puller's reach. The legs slot into the ends of a puller bar to pull when the forcing screw pushes or to push when the forcing screw pulls. They fit specific puller brands and models.

Step plates press into a hollow shaft or housing and provide a surface that a spindle or forcing screw can push against when making a pull. They are used with jaw pullers, push pullers, and shop presses.

Replacement rods change out stripped, seized, or snapped rods that no longer allow adjustment of a bearing splitter's jaws. They mate with compatible threaded holes on the edges of the bearing splitter.

Slide hammer pulling hooks provide a slim, bent tip that grips onto seals, bearings, and other-press-fit parts. They mate with compatible threads on the end of a slide hammer bar.

Replacement forcing screw tips change out detachable tips on compatible puller screws. They allow replacing a damaged tip instead of the entire forcing screw.

Spindle protectors cover the tip of a jaw puller's spindle (center bolt) to guard against mushrooming and other damage when the spindle presses against a shaft. They press onto a compatible spindle.

Shaft protectors sit between a shaft and a puller spindle to cushion the shaft center so it won't distort under pressure during a pull. They also keep the spindle aligned with the shaft. Shaft protectors are used with jaw pullers and push-pullers.