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Extra Large C Frame Ball Joint Remover 9" Open Fit Universal Ball Joint on 2040-parts.com

US $95.25
Location:

La Puente, California, United States

La Puente, California, United States
Brand NEW Does not come with instruction or manual BMC may get dent or crack
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Extra Large C Frame Ball Joint Remover 9" Open Fit Universal Ball Joint


International orders do not come with Carrying case

 

 

Large ball joint separator is designed for use on all cars and light trucks that have press-fit type ball joints
The C- Frame in the set can be used to remove and install universal joints.
This set will work with other cups from other sets in our store. Please note: This item dose not come with the cups,
This is a larger C-frame for use with other sets which have a smaller C-frame Made by professionals for professionals.

For extracting workpieces without bore
.Valuable accessory for common press and pull sleeve sets
.Open c-shaped construction allows more flexible operation directly on vehicle compared to conventional press frames
.Magnetic holders on thrust plates for convenient working
.With impact quality M18 vibration spindle; the momentum produced by impact wrench acts like hammer strokes on the work piece, thus causing tight connections to break open
.Can be converted for use with hydraulic spindle (un1.1/2"x16 thread)
9" opening


SKU#CP101752

 

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