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Broken Shaft Tip Extractor for Steel Shafts

Pulling out shafts that broke flush with the hosel is a time consuming job

unless you have a set of specially designed set of threading taps that can cut

through heat treated chrome molly and vanadium alloyed steels shafts.

Simply thread the tap deep enough into the hosel, then slip the spacer over

the tap and tighten the nut. Heat up the hosel and pull to extract.

We’ve added an extender that screws into the tap to permit the use of a shaft

extractor. This is faster than removing the broken bit using the spacer and nut.

5” Tap extender

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Extender for broken shaft extractors

▲ The tap extender is used in conjunction with a shaft puller

when too much effort

is required shaft tips that anchored deep down the hosel.

▲Cut

thread into broken shaft

▲Slip

extender over the tap

to a sufficient depth

and screw the nut on

▲Tighten

the nut after heating

the hosel to soften the epoxy

shaft puller Model 210906

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Tap extender used with a

1/4” square chucking handle

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Extractor-wood Steel shafts

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Extractor-Irons Steel shaft

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