Kent Moore J-6883-b Detroit Diesel Piston Installer Ring Compressor J6883b on 2040-parts.com
Garden Grove, California, US
For sale is a like new kent moore piston and ring installer. This tool fits over the liner/bore, and with a pre assembled, lubed piston/rod/ring combo you just gently drop into this receiver tool and push into the bore. It greatly speeds up the assembly process with less chance of breaking rings/damaging liners than with conventional ring pliers. This works with all inline and v series 53 Detroit diesels. Tool is in perfect almost un-used condition, and is steel with a no rust coating. this is latest style, that retails for 700.00 dollars!!
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