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Dude I have a regular C clamp style but never seen this. Already about to retire but if I had 10 years left turning wrenches then that would be nice.
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That tool is the only tool that can replace some U-joints without disassembly of the components for example Dana 60 independent front Ford axle. So trust me that's way less work than taking everything apart and putting it in a vise
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It is really nice, I have the big brother one for medium duty and class 8 trucks. However, mine were purchased by my company, otherwise I would not own a set. They're just not really worth the money, get a Chinese version if you're buying your own.
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Looks like a decent tool but whatâs the price for a âspecialtyâ tool vs a multipurpose C clamp style ball joint press from harbor freight? If theyâre comparable and I do a lot of U joints maybe I could justify itâŚâŚhard to beat a multi purpose C style though
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A vice and a socket bro, câmon.
Invest your $$, donât fall for this gimmicky corporate crap.
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Ill just stick to a hammer and socket. Takes less time anyway
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@rodroberson2570
6 months ago
I agree with the first commenter. I have built drivelines for 25 years and have never used one of these things.
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