The ATC6450 Sheppard M100 Pitman Arm Puller is a heavy-duty steering service tool engineered to remove pitman arms from Sheppard M100 steering gearboxes—a task that can be difficult or unsafe using improvised methods. This puller provides a secure, controlled way to extract stubborn or corrosion-bound pitman arms without damaging the steering box housing, linkage, or related components.
Sheppard M100 steering gearboxes are widely used on medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks, buses, and vocational equipment. The pitman arm is a critical link between the steering gear and linkage, translating steering wheel movement into wheel direction. When removal is required, the ATC6450 delivers even extraction force that protects both the component and surrounding steering assembly.
Built for repeated use in demanding repair environments, this tool is comparable to other professional-grade equipment used in fleet maintenance and heavy-duty repair facilities.
Key Features & Benefits
- Designed for Sheppard steering systems: Compatible with M80, M90, M100, M110 and related heavy-duty gearboxes.
- Controlled pulling force: Removes pitman arms without hammering or damaging components.
- Improves safety: Eliminates risky or destructive removal methods.
- Heavy-duty construction: Built for consistent use in professional repair environments.
- High torque capability: Works with up to 3/4″ impact tools for added leverage.
Typical Applications
- Steering system maintenance and overhaul on commercial trucks.
- Pitman arm removal during steering gearbox replacement.
- Fleet service, vocational truck repair, and heavy-duty maintenance operations.
Why It Matters
Pitman arms are typically press-fit and exposed to corrosion over time, making removal challenging. Improper techniques such as hammering or torch use can damage components or cause steering misalignment. The ATC6450 Sheppard M100 Pitman Arm Puller allows technicians to complete this task safely and efficiently, protecting steering components and reducing downtime.
The ATC6450 Sheppard M100 Pitman Arm Puller is a heavy-duty steering service tool engineered to remove pitman arms from Sheppard M100 steering gearboxes—a task that can be difficult or unsafe using improvised methods. This puller provides a secure, controlled way to extract stubborn or corrosion-bound pitman arms without damaging the steering box housing, linkage, or related components.
Sheppard M100 steering gearboxes are widely used on medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks, buses, and vocational equipment. The pitman arm is a critical link between the steering gear and linkage, translating steering wheel movement into wheel direction. When removal is required, the ATC6450 delivers even extraction force that protects both the component and surrounding steering assembly.
Built for repeated use in demanding repair environments, this tool is comparable to other professional-grade equipment used in fleet maintenance and heavy-duty repair facilities.
Key Features & Benefits
- Designed for Sheppard steering systems: Compatible with M80, M90, M100, M110 and related heavy-duty gearboxes.
- Controlled pulling force: Removes pitman arms without hammering or damaging components.
- Improves safety: Eliminates risky or destructive removal methods.
- Heavy-duty construction: Built for consistent use in professional repair environments.
- High torque capability: Works with up to 3/4″ impact tools for added leverage.
Typical Applications
- Steering system maintenance and overhaul on commercial trucks.
- Pitman arm removal during steering gearbox replacement.
- Fleet service, vocational truck repair, and heavy-duty maintenance operations.
Why It Matters
Pitman arms are typically press-fit and exposed to corrosion over time, making removal challenging. Improper techniques such as hammering or torch use can damage components or cause steering misalignment. The ATC6450 Sheppard M100 Pitman Arm Puller allows technicians to complete this task safely and efficiently, protecting steering components and reducing downtime.