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Auger Technologies introduced its redesigned bullet tooth puller.

Auger Technologies introduced its redesigned bullet tooth puller, a device to quickly and safely remove even the most stubborn conical auger bits from augers, cold planers, asphalt grinders and other equipment with conical bits in blind holes.

Powered with an impact wrench (not provided), the patented bullet tooth puller is heftier for more durability and cylindrical for better heat dispersion. It removes conical auger teeth in a fraction of the time normally required, saving time and money, and eliminating the knuckle-busting methods like fork wrenches, used previously, according to Auger Technologies.

Augers with worn teeth that are stuck fast are often relegated to the "bone yard', however, now the teeth can be efficiently removed in just minutes, new teeth can be added and an asset is placed back in production. It is ideal for any auger with standard conical teeth, or bits in blind holes like pavement grinders, cold planers and more.

Easy to Operate

Simply fit the split-ring bullet tooth puller collet over the conical auger bit, then slide the driver arm over the collet, locking it in place. Using an impact wrench, drive the extractor screw which in turn backs out the tooth. Once out, reverse the motion on the extractor screw to remove the tooth from the collet. Can be used with an impact wrench (recommended — not supplied) or manually with a wrench. Either method eliminates the knuckle-busting methods previously employed — much safer and faster than fork wrenches.

It is ideal for use with all standard conical teeth and augers. Part #9055, for .865 bit, is in stock for immediate shipment; extractors for larger bits (.990) also are available. Extractors also can be paired with an Auger Technologies driver for easy re-insertion of auger bits.

For more information and a video of the bullet tooth puller in action, visit http://augertech.net/tooth-extractor/.

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