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The Original Fast Mouthpiece Puller

The G88 Ferree’s Mouthpiece Puller provides a fast, dependable way to remove stuck mouthpieces from trumpets, cornets, trombones, French horns, tubas and other brass instruments.

Its practical design eliminates loose half washers, bent finishing nails and fragile die-cast components. The images below demonstrate how to position and operate the G88 across several common applications.

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  • Before positioning the puller, loosen the mechanism by backing off the T-handle.

  • This view shows the cradle and jaws opened and ready to be positioned around the mouthpiece and receiver.

  • The G88 is shown mounted on a Conn 17A with a Getzen mouthpiece. Make sure the cradle and jaws are properly aligned before tightening.

  • Here, the G88 is positioned on an older Blessing trumpet with a Bach 7C mouthpiece.

  • Hold the G88 securely in your weaker hand and turn the T-handle with your stronger hand. Keep the jaws firmly positioned so they do not slide over the receiver while tightening.

  • The same secure grip can be used when removing stuck mouthpieces from a trombone slide or tuba. The examples shown include 12H and Bach trombone applications.

  • Place the jaws firmly against the mouthpiece stem so the puller pushes against the receiver correctly. Laying the instrument on a padded bench or table can help.

  • The G88 is shown in use on a Conn 14D French horn and a cornet. Maintain a firm, controlled grip throughout the removal process.

Built for Dependable Results

The G88 Mouthpiece Puller offers a simple, proven solution for removing stuck brasswind mouthpieces without relying on improvised hardware.

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