Steering Drop Arm Puller 3 Arm for Land Rover Defender 90 110 130

A Land Rover steering drop arm puller made for removing the drop arm from the steering box on Defender models. The 3 arm design is used where the arm has become tight on the splines, helping with removal when corrosion has built up over time.

Used for steering work, vehicle maintenance and repair jobs on Defender 90, 110 and 130 models from 1987 to 2006. When a drop arm is seized onto the steering box shaft, this type of puller gives a controlled way to separate the part during servicing or replacement work, making it useful for garage repairs, workshop use and experienced home mechanics working on Land Rover steering components.

Corrosion between the steering drop arm and steering box splines can make removal difficult with basic hand tools alone. A dedicated puller like this applies force where it is needed to help free the arm while reducing the risk of damage to surrounding parts. The supplied application information confirms fitment for Defender 90, 110 and 130 models within the listed year range. The 3 arm layout makes it a practical choice for this specific job, especially for regular maintenance or repair work where keeping the steering box shaft and oil seal intact matters.

Defender drop arm puller specifications

• Application: For Land Rover Defender 90, 110 and 130 models.
• Model years: Suitable for vehicles from 1987 to 2006.
• Size: 57.5mm spread.
• Design: 3 arm puller for removing the steering drop arm from the steering box.
• Function: Helps remove corroded or seized drop arms while helping protect the steering box shaft and oil seal.

A practical choice for regular maintenance and repair work on older Defender steering systems.