Thank you WK Poor, and Earl!!

[400lbsonacubseatspring]

Yesterday, when we returned from market, our mail-lady had put a heavy little package in the front seat of our car.

I opened it this morning, and found it to be my "Farmall Cub Pulley Puller Set" from Bill Poor, and his friend, Earl.

Let me tell you kids, that this is perhaps the most professional presentation of a tool I have ever seen.

It is well packaged, with custom-cut styrofoam, just like you would expect from a company with hundreds of thousands of dollars in assets, but that's just the fluff. It takes a sense of dedication and pride to present a product in this way. Inside, you find a set of well written and clear instructions WITH FULL COLOUR PHOTOS!!! Not some obscure sketches with references to part names that make no sense, like you find with most tools.

And, let me tell you all, that this is not just a tool for removing the crank pulley, but for reinstalling it as well.

It comes with everything you need, including the mini hydraulic jack, which is also nicely packaged in the box.

I don't think I've made a more satisfactory tool purchase in years....perhaps ever, save my old Ray-o-vac 12V/6V battery charger/booster, which I bought 25 years ago, and looks like it belongs in a trash can, but is still working flawlessly, with taped and spliced cables after all these years.

After seeing so many posts on the topic of removing and reinstalling the crank pulley, I have to think that this is the most expedient solution, all in one box, kids.

My hat's off to Bill and Earl for this one.

Take Care,

Tom

[beaconlight]

i LIKED MINE TOO EVEN THOUGH i AM NOT OF THE LITERARY BENT YOU ARE tOM TO EXPRESS MY THANKS.

bILL

[Rudi]

Tom:

Told ya, it was easier to get one from Sir William and Company...

Now I just need to make sure that my set of instructions are the same as yours....... been waiting for the new ones to come out

I was amazed at the craftsmanship that was exhibeted in this tool. The flanges are absolutely amazing.. pride in one's craft is predominantely visible upon opening the package...

Kind of reminds one of the old days when tools came in wonderful neat packages -- like the Stewart Warner series of Tachs......

[400lbsonacubseatspring]

Tom:

Told ya, it was easier to get one from Sir William and Company...

Nope,

It was Brandon (Silverta16) that you recommended it to. I had suggested the same thing, but later cleared my post. Mine was already on order...

[WKPoor]

Thanks for all the kind words. We have included the address and phone number on the instruction sheet. If anyone has questions or a problem with the tool we will try to help or make right the situation. I keep my phone on most of the time and am able to answer night or day. Feel free to call me anytime. Bill 740-407-6589