Fomoco T67p-4616-a Ford Drive Pinion Bearing Cup Installer Axle Tool on 2040-parts.com
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Original FOMOCO T67P-4616-A Drive Pinion Bearing Cup Installer. Our research indicates for use with 8.8 inch Ford, Dana 60, Dana 70, Dana 80. Many vintage Ford applications as well. Do your own research to be certain of your application. You will also find aftermarket versions of this tool sell new for $275 and up. This example is in good used condition. Includes parts labeled FOMOCO T67P-4616-A3, A4, and A5. A little surface scale, a little shop grime, but otherwise ready to go to work in your shop.
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