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Hassle-Free Exchanges & Returns for 30 Days. · 6-Month Limited Warranty. · Shipped from a global seller. Price includes all duties. 1 Fitment: Our inboard propeller C clamp puller is fit for ski, wakeboard and surf inboard prop. Works on 3/4in to 1-1/8in shaft. Works great on tournament ski boats and other inboard with a 1-1/8in maximum shaft size. Clearance required between propeller hub and strut is 1/4in minimum. 2 OEM: The OEM of this inboard propeller puller is PULR PT POINT for reference, please check the part number of your item before purchasing. 3 Must Have Tool: The C clamp prop puller is a unique swivel screw tip design so damage will be avoided to the end of the drive shaft. The most stubborn propellers can easily be removed with this industrial grade prop puller. 4 Exquisite Design: The puller jaw opens from maximum of 4.5in to 3.25in. This tool has fine thread screws to enable a strong pulling force with little effort. Designed to remove 2, 3 and 4 blade propellers on inboard shafts. 5 Lasting Service Life: Made from high strength metal for rust protection and durability, ensuring a long term and reliable performance. What's in the box 1 x Inboard Propeller Puller
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