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Operation (Dent Pulling)
1.
Drill a 1/8" hole into the
center of the dent.
2.
Place the Screw (13) through the
Dent Puller Adapter (7). See Figure E.
3.
Thread the Screw into the drilled hole
using a #2 Phillips screwdriver.
4.
Thread the Spindle into
the Dent Puller Adapter.
Thread the Lock Nut (3) against the
Dent Puller Adapter and hand tighten.
Operation (Hook/Thread Pulling)
1.
Identify the lip area you will be
inserting the Puller Hook (5) into.
2.
Thread the Puller Hook onto the
end of the Spindle. See Figure F.
Figure F
3.
Place the Puller Hook tip onto the
edge of the lip of object to be pulled.
4.
Push the Slide Hammer toward the
object to be pulled. Gently pull the Slide
Hammer toward the Handle Cross Bar.
5.
Repeat Step 4 until object
has been pulled out.
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Lock Nut
(3)
Puller Hook (5)
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5.
Push the Slide Hammer towards the
work piece, and then forcefully pull
it back towards the cross bar end.
Repeat and adjust force as needed.
CAUTION! Do not use excessive
force when pulling dents.
Sheet metal can easily bend or tear.
Spindle (11)
Figure E
6.
Use the Bolt Adapter (8) for larger
cross sections, thicker sheet
metal, and concentrated deep
dents. See Figure G.
Figure G
7.
Follow the Steps 1-5 until threaded
object has been pulled out.
Lock Nut
(3)
Dent Puller
Adapter (7)
Screw (13)
Lock Nut
(3)
Bolt Adapter (8)
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