Neilsen CT1785 Pole Terminal and Wiper Arm Puller - Black

I had watched youtube videos on how to release windscreen arms (without a puller) as I needed to access my motorhome scuttle tray, but the arms were not budging and at a risk of damaging them I ordered one of these. A simple tool to operate and after a several tuns of the threaded bolt the arms disengaged from the splined shaft with a popping sound - perfectly removed - without any damage! So easy to use, I could not have managed without it (other than causing damage to the arms or surrounding plastic scuttle tray).

I was quite apprehensive about buying this, after reading through many mixed reviews! Lots of people saying it broke during first use etc, but I figured I would probably only use it once anyway, so spent a few quid and hoped for the best!I needed to remove my Ford Custom rear windscreen wiper arm as it had got broken. This little tool made it the simplest job ever! Put it on, tightened it up, and the wiper arm popped straight off. Tool is still fully functioning. No signs of damage or weakness. Very sturdy for the money.The product I received looks a bit different to the one that's pictured - more robust!I'd definitely recommend this if you need a wiper puller!

Had a stuck linkage on drivers wiper on E60 BMW. Wiper had come off when bearings failed due to age and rust. Remaining linkage was pretty well seized on. Like other reviews I applied loads of WD40 before using and made sure pullers were fully under wiper arm. Tightened then applied more WD40 and left 5 mins. A few more turns and stuck linkage popped off. Was doubtful of tools capability but it did the job. If used correctly and take time using WD40 this tool is pretty useful.

If like me, your wiper arm has never been removed in 13 years then you're going to have an awful time removing it without this tool. Once you have removed the wiper arm nuts, you will need to attach this device, being careful to ensure the arms are tucked nearly under the wiper. As you twist the device, be careful to ensure it doesn't creep up and stick into the wiper arm as it tightens or it could do some cosmetic damage.This device can be tricky to turn as it tightens up but eventually your wiper will pop off, albeit with an unnerving bang but this is normal.Thoroughly recommend this product. Not sure on longevity/durability, as its not a job I wish to do often but it feels well made and was put under a fair bit of pressure doing its job.Do get one if you need to do this job!

The steel on the puller although a reasonable thickness was still a little thinner than I hoped and so had my doubts about this puller. I was pleasantly surprised however when using this on a wiper arm that it performed really well! I marked it down a star for ease of use as the little tommy bar doesn't give much leverage but overall, really pleased with this little puller.

The puller may work well on battery terminals but as a wiper puller on the clamp needs to be more sturdy after spraying with WD 40 the wiper blade assembly a number of times it was still struggling to remove the assembly the arm is too short and needs to be thicker and longer to be effective I ended using grips in order for it to be removed the clamp mechanism worked fine and did remove the arms .so it did do the job but struggled .

Removed wiper bladed with ease

Couldn't budge the corroded wiper arm on my mk7 Golf. The tip of the tool just bent and eventually broke off.