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No More Pain in the Aft to Remove a Prop — New Prop Puller Uses Harmonic Technology Over Forceful Torque!
Replacing your boat’s propeller doesn’t have to be a pain in the aft! Now you can replace your own propeller and be back to having fun on the water in minutes with new Tidal Wake Harmonic Prop Puller. This harmonic style puller allows you to remove props for repair or replacement in a snap. Perfect for do-it-yourselfers – saves time and money!
Tidal Wake Harmonic Prop Puller for Inboard Boats, Prop Knocker, Propeller Removal Tool, Fits 1″ or 1 1/8″ Propeller Shafts, Handy Storage Tote Bag, Save Time and Money, Easy Do-It-Yourself Design Don’t be intimidated — Anyone can remove and replace an inboard boat propeller. It’s EASY with Tidal Wake Harmonic Prop Puller. A prop puller works by screwing a puller onto the end of the propeller shaft and then hitting the prop puller with a hammer or mallet. Those strike vibrations on the prop puller cause the prop to back off the shaft. This Harmonic Vibration style puller fits inboard and V-drive ski, surf, & wakeboard boats 1″ or 1 1/8″ Shaft that is found on all major boat brands, including Mastercraft, Nautique, Moomba, Tige, Malibu, Centurion, Supra, Sanger, Supreme, Axis, Correct Craft, Heyday etc.
MADE OF HIGH-QUALITY COMMERCIAL GRADE STAINLESS STEEL & MADE IN USA!
Tidal Wake Prop Puller is made in USA from Commercial Grade Stainless Steel 416 that’s durable with better harmonic properties. It’s the same quality stainless steel that’s used to make high-performance marine propellers! The design and composition of this steel have greater harmonic properties than brass, bronze, aluminum, or common steels and less susceptible to corrosions so last much longer. Works on 2, 3, 4 and 5 blade (high performance) boat propellers. Brass, bronze, aluminum, and steel prop pullers are made of a softer material that doesn’t produce as much harmonic vibration. These vibrations are the power that releases the propeller from the shaft. The better the vibration; the better and faster it works.
ITEM DIMENSONS: 1.75" x 1.75"x 1.75"
DOMED STRIKE SURFACE FOR BETTER CONTACT
The domed end allows for better contact on the striking surface. Anyone can remove and replace an inboard boat propeller. It’s EASY with Tidal Wake Harmonic Prop Puller. Removes even the most stubborn propeller pitch!
DITCH THE CLUMSY C-CLAMP METHOD!
A "must-have" in every boater’s toolbox!
A "must-have" in every boater’s toolbox! You can replace your own propeller on a trailer or lift and be back to having fun on the water in minutes. No need to trailer to a dealer or marina.
EASY DO-IT-YOURSELF DESIGN
No need for a helper and c-clamps that may not work on your style of prop! Tidal Wake Prop Puller is as EZ as 1, 2, 3!
HOW DOES IT WORK?
- Remove the strut nut and Screw Prop Puller on propeller shaft.
- Strike domed top with a hammer or mallet until the propeller comes loose.
- Watch the Harmonic Vibrations loosen the prop for removal. That's it!
SAVE TIME and MONEY
Anyone can remove and replace an inboard boat propeller. It’s EASY with Tidal Wake Harmonic Prop Puller. You can do it yourself anytime and anywhere. The steps are simple and easy to operate, which can save a lot of time and money.
Robert
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024
This was simple to use and as long as you have room to swing your hammer AND your prop isn't seized up or corroded onto the shaft, it works. Now, it did take about 15 hits and it doesn't pop off, but rather the prop comes slowly. I suggest you mark the shaft at the back of the prop so you can tell if it is coming. That mark will also be useful on the install to know your key isn't bunched up.For what it was worth, my prop repair guy told me the c-clamp works better if you follow the instructions to tighten and knock and continue the process. But this did the job.
lauren thompson
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024
Tool worked exactly as advertised. Used it to remove a prop off of a Centurion Fi23. Took five hard hits with a three pound mallet.
Tim Richardson
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2021
Works with a bit of beating and it finally came off. WD40 or a bit of lube after what felt like 50 awkward angle blows with a 2.5# sledge. Small and easy to use tho. I should have purchased the C clamp style as there may be a situation that we would need to pull the prop while in the water and this one would make a difficult task even worse. We houseboat at lake Powell and if we dinged a rock while we are 30 miles from the marina this product would not be ideal to swing a sledge hammer under 2 feet of water. 2016 Heyday 5.7 crusader engine and V drive.
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2020
It takes a lot for me to write a review. This thing works. I tried a hammer and piece of wood, a hammer and piece of aluminum bar and for hours nothing. I screwed on the harmonic puller not thinking much would happen. three medium strikes with a hammer and it pops loose. I was amazed !! If you have a boat then buy this. nuff said.
Bob
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2020
Got my prop removed from ski boat but looked pretty beat up when finished The metal is soft and shows dents from hammer strikes Still cheaper than a puller. I’m not sure if I’ll need to remove prop again unless I damage it at lake. It works🥴
Charles V.
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2019
Tried multiple times. Even had a friend read instructions and confirm I was following correct procedure. No luck. It never came loose. Had to use a traditional puller. I have a 2001 boat with 1 1/8" shaft. My problem may have been the fact that my prop had never been removed or even attempted to be removed. So maybe the 18 years may have been the issue.
Robert G Leinen
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2019
I'm not much of a review person, but this product needs one. There are mixed reviews of this harmonic prop puller, so I was a little hesitant to buy. So glad I did. Three good whacks with the hammer, and off it came. Couldn't have been easier. 100% reccomend. 2006 Ski Nautique
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2019
Overall this is a good product. Especially if you plan on only needing it occasionally. It took several minutes of striking for it to work and it is important to hit it straight on. I am not sure if it took longer because my prop was stuck, but the key is to be patient and persistent. Threading it was a little difficult but that is important too. It has to be threaded all the way on for the harmonics to work.
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