Hydraulic Pullers have been in use since the 1800's, but their contribution to the building work gave way to the more automated system. Hydraulic pressure is extracted from a shaft in order to move or lift objects using a pump. They are used in construction of roads, buildings, bridges, and many other places. As compared to the older mechanical methods, the hydraulic system has replaced them due to the greater advantages it offers. One of its most important characteristics is its ability to maintain constant pressure in the work area even if there is a considerable distance between the pulling object and the work surface. There are many types of Hydraulic Pullers available in the market. Some examples are: cylinder-driven, double-ended, drum-driven, direct-vent, and indirect-vent. In case of the drum-driven type, a drum or cylinder is placed on the end of a shaft, while the double-ended one mounts on both ends of a shaft and functions as a pump. The cylinder-driven type features a