00:00If you've ever tried pulling an ATV drive clutch without the right tool, you know the pained
00:04busted knuckles, stripped threads, and a job that should take 10 minutes eating up your whole
00:08afternoon. So I went digging and found the best deals on the internet for top 5 ATV drive clutch
00:14puller tools, and trust me, these are worth a look. First up, the motorcycle clutch disassembly
00:20repair removal tool with a 39mm to 41mm carbon steel pulley nut socket. This thing is built tough,
00:27and carbon steel means it won't round off on you when you're really leaning into a stubborn nut.
00:32At just $13.04 with nearly 5,000 sold and a 4.8 rating, this is the budget pick that
00:38punches way
00:39above its price. If you just need one solid socket that gets the job done, start here.
00:45Next, the motorcycle clutch nut removal 3-piece forecloth sleeve set in 18mm, 20mm, and 22mm.
00:53The best part? You get three sizes in one kit, so you're covered whether you're working on a
00:59starter disc or a clutch nut, and the foreclaw design grips hard without slipping. It's $23.06,
01:06sold almost 4,800 times, and rated 4.4 stars. If you work on more than one bike,
01:12having all three sizes on hand is a no-brainer. Coming in third is the crankshaft pulley puller
01:18and adjustable, non-slip, labor-saving bearing separator that works on motorcycles, cars,
01:23trucks, even AC pumps and brakes. This one's the versatile workhorse of the list,
01:28and it's the only tool here with a perfect 5-star rating across more than 4,300 sales.
01:34At $29.35, you're paying a little more for a tool that saves your arms and works on basically
01:40everything in your garage. Fourth is the universal puller set for ribbed drive pulleys
01:45in crankshaft removal. This is the complete kit for anyone who wants a proper dedicated puller
01:51instead of piecing things together, it's designed to seat cleanly and pull evenly without damaging
01:55the pulley. It runs $49.17, has over 4,100 sold, and holds a strong 4.8 rating. Yeah,
02:05it's the priciest one here, but if you're doing serious clutch or crank work, this is the one you
02:09keep forever. And last but definitely not least, the 287-0506-2870903 primary and secondary drive
02:19clutch puller tool for Polaris models from 1985 to 2016. If you own a Polaris ATV, this is basically
02:26made for you, it fits most models across three decades, and it handles both primary and secondary
02:31clutches. At only $15.54 with over 3,300 sold and a 4.8 rating, it's a dirt-cheap way
02:39to avoid a
02:40dealership trip. Alright, that's the roundup all five links are in the description below so you can
02:45grab the one that fits your machine. If this saved you some time and knuckle skin, hit that like button
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