Lisle 41610 Pitman Arm Puller, M110 Sheppard Steering Gears

Lisle 41610 Pitman Arm Puller, M110 Sheppard Steering Gears

• The Lisle 41610 Pitman Arm Puller is a specialty tool engineered to remove stubborn pitman arms from Sheppard M110 steering gear units, typically found on Class 6-8 trucks. The tool is fully heat-treated and made of high-strength cast steel for durability under impact.
• Features:
  • Specially designed to fit the Sheppard M110 series steering gears to ensure correct engagement and leverage.
  • Constructed of fully heat-treated, high-strength cast steel for toughness and longevity.
  • Accepts impact use for applying force safely and efficiently.
  • Prevents damage to steering gear housing and linkage by using proper puller geometry.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Lisle
  • Part Number: 41610
  • Material: Heat-treated cast steel
  • Impact Compatible: Yes
  • Quantity: single puller tool
  • System Compatibility: Specifically fits Sheppard M110 truck steering gear models and similar linkage systems found in Class 6-8 vehicle steering setups
• The Lisle 41610 is also known as Lisle M110 puller, M110 pitman arm removal tool, Sheppard steering gear puller, heavy-duty pitman puller, and truck pitman arm puller for M110 series.

Lisle is a trusted American manufacturer specializing in high-quality automotive tools and equipment, known for innovative, durable, and technician-focused solutions that make vehicle maintenance faster and easier.

Q: Can this puller be used with an impact tool?
A: Yes, The Lisle 41610 is rated for impact use, meaning you can apply force by striking on its hardened surfaces.

Q: Will this puller work on other steering gear models?
A: It is specifically designed for Sheppard M110 steering gear pitman arms, so its geometry and fitment may not reliably align with other models.

Q: How does the tool minimize damage during removal?
A: Its design ensures even force application and correct engagement to help avoid bending linkage or cracking the steering housing when extracting hardened components.