Steering Drop Arm Puller 24mm for Land Rover

A 24mm steering drop arm puller for Land Rover, used to remove the steering drop arm from the steering box when it has become tight through age, corrosion or seizure. It is a dedicated removal tool for a job that can be difficult to tackle cleanly with general pullers or improvised methods.

Used for steering repairs, vehicle maintenance and workshop servicing, this type of steering arm puller is handy when working on Land Rover steering components that have been in place for years. When a drop arm has corroded onto the steering box, extra force is often needed to free it without causing unnecessary damage, so it suits mechanics, garages and experienced DIY users carrying out steering work or component replacement.

The 24mm size is the key working detail supplied for this puller, and it is intended specifically for Land Rover drop arm removal. Its main purpose is to help separate a seized arm from the steering box while keeping the steering box spline shaft and oil seal intact, which is especially useful when the original parts are being removed after long service. For regular repair work, using the correct Land Rover drop arm puller helps avoid the damage that can come from hammering, levering or using the wrong style of removal tool.

Steering drop arm puller specifications

• Application: Made for removing the steering drop arm from the steering box.
• Size: 24mm puller specification as supplied.
• Fitment: Intended for Land Rover steering drop arm removal.
• Function: Helps free corroded or seized drop arms that are difficult to remove.
• Protection: Aims to help keep the steering box spline shaft and oil seal intact during removal.
• Spread: 43mm.

A practical choice when seized steering drop arms need removing with less risk of damage.