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Nope,.......
At least Not as long as the propshaft was Greased before the prop was installed.......
And,....
If you Don't grease it,.... It usually takes Alot more than a puller to get it off,.....
More like Grinders,+ Torches.......
As Bond-o says, no puller needed as long as prop shaft was greased. Should slide right off after removing nut. When you replace prop, make sure you grease the splines. I use Merc. teflon grease available at any boating supply store.
