Replacement Puller Handle Adapted to be Attach-ably Retained on the Slider Fastener of a Zipper

A puller handle (10) includes an elongated upper structure having bifurcated feet (11a) and (11b) in it's base, with a transverse aperture (12) along a perpendicular plane to that of the puller handle (10) defined in each foot. A slider fastener (100) is positioned inferior to the puller handle (10) which is mounted astride a bridge (101) defined on the upper surface of the slider fastener (100). A pin (15) having a head (16) is inserted in the aperture (12) in the proximal foot (11a) and is positioned across an aperture (102) defined beneath a bridge (101) to access the other aperture (12) in the distal foot (11b). Threads (14) are defined within the surface of the aperture (12) in foot (11b) to engage into threads (18) defined on the surface of pin (15). The head (16) defined on pin (15) functions to stop the movement of the pin (15) through the aperture (12) in foot (11a). Slot (17) on the head (16) provides a site for engagement of a suitable tool to move pin (15) through the aperture when it is pivoted. Serrations (13) are defined on the lower surface of the feet (11a) and (11b) to abrade the upper surface of the slider fastener (100) and act as a file when the puller handle (10) is moved through it's range of motion. This increases the clearance when the feet (11a) and (11b) are in close proximity to the upper surface of the slider fastener (100).