August 25, 201510 yr Hi guys, Im done tipping all my shafts.. Where can I get ahold of a shaft extractor/puller in Europe? I do not want to spend top dollars.. Something cheap would do.. I got a workbench with a clamp.. Anything info is highly appriciated!
February 7, 20169 yr http://www.gamolagolf.co.uk/acatalog/Clubmaking_Tools.html Envoyé de mon iPad en utilisant Tapatalk
February 8, 20169 yr i would just get a mitchell golf shaft puller !!! * im not a fan of the Roberts shaft puller......its very strong and have been known to shatter shafts Edited February 8, 20169 yr by robbie
February 8, 20169 yr I picked up the Roberts puller off the bay recently and it has been serving me well. It's built a bit rough around the edges but is solid. However, if I had high $$$ shafts to pull I might still bring it to my builder. You can never go wrong with Mitchell equipment.
February 8, 20169 yr Depending on shipping from the US, but these are really good. http://www.golfworks.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_GW1009_A_cn_E_29 Sent from my SM-N910G using Tapatalk
February 24, 20169 yr I'd go a Roberts also. I have a Roberts equivalent and have extracted (conservatively) 250 shafts with it. From cheap shafts all the way through to high end stuff. The Mitchell machine is no more fool proof than a Roberts, it has a lot to do with the operator. Use low heat and take your time = no broken shafts
February 24, 20169 yr spring loaded puller (Mitchell's), a mini torch so you can target just the right places (hosel) and a heat gun should just about handle any shaft pulling situation. operator error is definitely in play here, so yes I agree, take your time and be patient
February 24, 20169 yr Golf mechanix Great gear and well priced, all you need for a workshop, top end or budget.
February 24, 20169 yr 210116 Heavy Duty Compact Shaft Extractor US$195.75 The GolfMechanix shaft extractor built with industrial performance features is designed for the smaller shops, but is fully capable of handling the biggest jobs. Features a newly designed 3 inch clamp with non-marring rubber jaws and a T-handle to better regulate the desired pressure applied to the shaft. Options Quantity:
April 9, 20169 yr Author http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hydraulic-Golf-Shaft-Extractor-Head-Puller-New-/222075077498?hash=item33b4b4c37a:g:4bkAAMXQWx1RHms~I bought this one.. we will see how it handles!
April 10, 20169 yr You'll not go wrong with that one. Again as above its a little rough around the edges BUT it works... I went and picked mine up from his House!!!
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