Description
WORKPRO Wiper Arm and Battery Terminal Puller – Model WP311017 – is the specialized tool that protects your car from scratches and damage during maintenance. This tool is designed to remove stubborn windshield wiper arms and corroded battery terminals with a single press and concentrated pulling force, eliminating the need for screwdrivers or hammers that could break the windshield or damage battery terminals.
Professional Features and Benefits:
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Dual-Use Tool: Works highly efficiently as a puller for removing wiper arms and also as a tool for pulling seized battery cable terminals caused by corrosion or rust.
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Ultra-Durable Steel: Made from high-quality heat-treated steel to withstand high pulling loads without deformation, ensuring precise performance and a long lifespan for the tool.
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Compact and Safe Design: Its small size allows it to work in tight spaces under the hood and near the windshield, with a design that ensures pulling force is distributed perfectly vertically to prevent damage to surrounding plastic parts.
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Ideal Jaw Opening (48 mm): Provides an opening width of 1 and 7/8 inches (48 mm), which is the standard size suitable for most types of cars and light trucks.
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Ease of Use: Operates with a smooth manual compression screw, giving you complete control over the pulling force gradually until the seized part is smoothly released.
Technical Specifications (WP311017):
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Model Number: WP311017.
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Maximum Jaw Opening: 48 mm (1-7/8").
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Material: Heavy-duty solid steel.
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Uses: Wiper arm removal, battery terminal removal, removal of some small gear types.
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Condition: 100% new.
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Brand: WORKPRO.
Why you should own this tool:
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Avoid Breaking the Glass: Attempting to remove wiper arms by hand or with a screwdriver often leads to reverse pressure that breaks the windshield; this tool completely prevents that.
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Battery Protection: Forcibly pulling a battery terminal can lead to breaking the internal lead of the battery; the puller lifts the terminal straight up safely.
Technical Tip: Before starting to remove the wiper arm, loosen the nut slightly and leave it in place (do not remove it completely), then place the puller's jaws under the arm and apply pressure with the screw; having the nut in place will protect the screw threads from slipping and ensure the tool remains centered.
