What is the name of the type of puller that uses a heavy weight that is slid against its handle?

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A slide hammer puller. A slide hammer puller can be used to pulll a bearing from a bored hole that is pressed into. They are adjustable with either a collet or puller jaws. To remove the bearing, slide the weight back hard until it hits the flat area on the rear of the puller.

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A Slide Hammer Puller

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