TUSK vs VEVOR

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Edited Date/Time 2/1/2021 4:05pm
I want to pull the crankshaft on my 1984 CR250R
Looking at the TUSK crankcase splitter and crank puller/installer tools.
Found what looks like "knock-off" tools made by VEVOR on EBAY for about 1/2 price.

I have learned that a lot of times in life "you don't get what you didn't pay for" when it comes to tools (many things really) so I was wondering if anybody has used these VEROR tools? And could give me so insight on if they will work.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Crank-Case-Splitter-Separator-Puller-Installer…
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SoCalMX70 1/23/2021 1:00am
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They work great. Literally just used them (Tusk). Cases are back together as of Wednesday too...

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walent215 1/23/2021 6:27am
1/23/2021 6:27am Edited Date/Time 1/23/2021 6:27am
muc wrote:
I want to pull the crankshaft on my 1984 CR250R Looking at the TUSK crankcase splitter and crank puller/installer tools. Found what looks like "knock-off" tools...
I want to pull the crankshaft on my 1984 CR250R
Looking at the TUSK crankcase splitter and crank puller/installer tools.
Found what looks like "knock-off" tools made by VEVOR on EBAY for about 1/2 price.

I have learned that a lot of times in life "you don't get what you didn't pay for" when it comes to tools (many things really) so I was wondering if anybody has used these VEROR tools? And could give me so insight on if they will work.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Crank-Case-Splitter-Separator-Puller-Installer…
I cant imagine what would make the vebor product a deal breaker aside from some hammered threads or something of that nature. I’d buy the vevor in a heartbeat. I have the tusk units but would have definitely bought those in place of them. Awesome tools to have btw. I have used mine enough times to pay for themselves over many times.
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muc 2/1/2021 3:12pm
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I ordered the VEVOR. Have never used the TUSK tools but the vevor worked good for disassembly. I will update if there is a problem during reassembly. But so far looks like a good tool.
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captain.olives 2/1/2021 4:05pm
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Interesting, never heard of them. Looks to be $35 cheaper than the Tusk when purchasing the combo of a crank puller and case splitter. Nothing terrible complex about these tools, so I imagine they will work just fine.

I'm not a power user, but do a few rebuilds each year with my Tusk crank puller and case splitter. Been happy with them.

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