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7250 Flywheel Puller
ARC Racing 7250 flywheel puller designed for safely removing ARC billet flywheels without using the “knocker” method. This puller works with ARC non-adjustable flywheels, adjustable timing hub flywheels, and many PVL clone flywheels, making flywheel removal easier during engine service or performance upgrades. See full product details below.
7250 ARC Flywheel Puller
The ARC Racing 7250 flywheel puller is designed to safely remove billet flywheels from small engines without damaging the flywheel or crankshaft. This tool eliminates the need for the traditional “knocker” removal method, providing a safer and more controlled way to service racing engines.
Designed for performance engine builders and kart racers, the 7250 puller works with most ARC billet flywheels including non-adjustable flywheels, adjustable timing hub flywheels, and many PVL clone flywheels.
Key Features
- Safely removes billet flywheels without damaging components
- Designed for ARC billet flywheels and PVL clone flywheels
- Works with non-adjustable and adjustable timing hub flywheels
- Provides a safer alternative to the “knocker” removal method
- Designed for kart racing and performance small engine service
Compatible Flywheels
- ARC non-adjustable billet flywheels
- ARC adjustable timing hub flywheels
- PVL clone flywheels
- Many ARC billet flywheels with puller holes
Important: Always install the threaded rods into clean, lubricated puller holes and tighten evenly to safely remove the flywheel. Never strike the flywheel directly with a hammer. Heat above approximately 300°F can damage rare-earth magnets used in flywheels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the ARC 7250 flywheel puller do?
The ARC 7250 flywheel puller safely removes billet flywheels from small engines without using the traditional “knocker” method.
What flywheels does the 7250 puller work with?
The puller works with most ARC billet flywheels including non-adjustable flywheels, adjustable timing hub flywheels, and PVL clone flywheels.
How is the puller used?
Thread the puller rods into the flywheel puller holes, install the puller block, and tighten the nuts evenly until the flywheel releases from the crankshaft.
Can a hammer be used on the flywheel?
No. Never strike the flywheel directly with a hammer, as this can damage the flywheel or crankshaft.