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Enerpac LGHMS-Series 14 ton hydraulic lock grip master puller set with 230V cordless pump.
| Weight | 45 lbs |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Enerpac |
LGHMS-314CE Specifications:
Maximum Operating Pressure (psi): 10150
Capacity (imperial tons): 14
Maximum Capacity with Accessories (US ton): 7
Pump Power Source: Cordless Pump (230V)
Puller Power Source: Hydraulic
Maximum Spread (in): 14.96
Minimum Spread (in): 4.92
Maximum Reach (in): 10.24
Number of Jaws: 3
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LGHMS-314CE Measurements:
- Dimension (A)- 10.24 in. / 260 mm
- Dimension (B)- 14.96 in. / 380 mm
- Dimension (C)- 7.32 in. / 186 mm
Enerpac LGHMS-314CE 14 Ton Hydraulic Lock Grip Puller Set with 230V Cordless Pump 3 Jaw
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Had a bearing job on a large ag machine that I kept putting off because I didn't have the right puller. Got this set, knocked it out in under an hour. The cordless pump makes working in tight spots alot easier than dealing with a separate unit. Definitly buying more Enerpac when I need to.
Exactly what I expected from Enerpac. Fit, finish, and power are all there.
The puller itself seems well built and the jaws are solid, but the cordless pump started cutting out on me after only a few uses — had to finish the job with a manual pump I borrowed. For this kind of money I expected better reliability out of the box. Called customer service and they were helpful but I still had to wait on parts.
Really happy with the performance overall and the case keeps everything organized nicely. Only knocked a star because the battery on the pump didn't come fully charged and I wasn't expecting to need to charge it before my first use — not a big deal once I read the manual but caught me off guard on a busy morning.
Pulled a stuck sprocket off an old dozer that had been on there since the 90s. No drama, no slipping, just slow steady pressure and it came right off. This is the real deal.