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Post #123304597 added 12-13-2018 7:52 AM by euuser2541654 in Deal Talk
What's your time worth? It's $.56/mile to drive there and back. Anyway ...this tool is basically essential to doing suspension work. I've saved a couple grand replacing these parts on my own. ...
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Post #123306823 added 12-13-2018 8:43 AM by IndigoStraw8647 in Deal Talk
I’ve rented that tool from autozone. It works well. I don’t remove ball joints often so there was no need for me to buy it.
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Post #123294832 added 12-12-2018 10:38 PM by hoover6 in Deal Talk
It's been this price for at least three weeks. It's smooth. Between this and HF get the cheaper one. They do the same thing.
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Post #123295180 added 12-12-2018 10:53 PM by N031 in Deal Talk
Any good mechanic knows hit the knuckle with a hammer near the joint and it'll break loose.
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Post #123295894 added 12-12-2018 11:21 PM by bibb in Deal Talk
Agree.........
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123296389 added 12-12-2018 11:46 PM by spizzle in Deal Talk
This seems really bad for your arms.
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Post #123331810 added 12-13-2018 6:29 PM by JDub8 in Deal Talk
Anyone else on the fence think about it this way: These items are stuck together and require more force than you're able to muster to separate them. You've accepted you have to use mechanical...
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123365230 added 12-14-2018 12:31 PM by SkillfulReward9618 in Deal Talk
Good stuff cheap! :applause:
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Post #123395083 added 12-15-2018 7:24 AM by kenaiinaugust in Deal Talk
Not true. Honda’s are notorious for needing this style for ball joint separation. A pickle fork can damage the boot among other issues. Their ball joints are super tight.
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Post #123358561 added 12-14-2018 10:17 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
You are absolutely right, it would be laughable if this actually was aluminum. While these sometimes do break, they all can break due to the incredible amount of force you can develop with this type...
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Post #123361822 added 12-14-2018 11:21 AM by brages in Deal Talk
Two things from this thread I don't understand: 1. The guy who is convinced this thing is made of aluminum, then advises people to buy a more expensive item, posting a link to the identical tool...
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Post #123361057 added 12-14-2018 11:06 AM by brages in Deal Talk
I have "rented" this exact same type of tool from AutoZone. https://www.autozone.com/loan-a-tools/loaner-ball-joint-separator/oem-ball-joint-separator-screw-type/787834_0_0 It worked great... I...
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123293755 added 12-12-2018 10:00 PM by shabazz18 in Deal Talk
There is zero reason to buy this unless you're a professional mechanic. Rent for free.
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123296707 added 12-13-2018 12:04 AM by coolbeanz in Deal Talk
This thing is so frigin useful .... anything you need to press or pull this thing works .... works really good on studs for hubs on cars. I stripped so many wheel studs and never figured out how to...
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Post #123300538 added 12-13-2018 5:24 AM by TheHamPimp in Deal Talk
For has potential to damage boot, because you push into the joint. Not that forks are bad, but you need to be more careful.
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Post #123303262 added 12-13-2018 7:15 AM by babyjay8495 in Deal Talk
Absolutely. I can't recall a time where i would need a tool like this. If it won't come out after knocking the knuckle you're probably looking at a bad joint anyway and will need to replace it.
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123300946 added 12-13-2018 5:50 AM by djmixmode in Deal Talk
Not sure how you used it but I used one of these for my 98 Civic on the lower ball joint and it worked easily. I personally think the U fork that you hit on the end with a hammer works far better.
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123300970 added 12-13-2018 5:51 AM by djmixmode in Deal Talk
AutoZone rents these for a $30 deposit. I used one from there about a month ago.
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123301114 added 12-13-2018 5:59 AM by shabazz18 in Deal Talk
You have to go to the store to buy parts anyway Also, as previously mentioned, most of the time all it takes is a few smacks with a hammer and it'll come out on it's own.
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123302842 added 12-13-2018 7:02 AM by iDeal1st in Deal Talk
Ball joint separator...? I didn't know our balls had joints. It sounds painful to separate balls' joints though. Is it like cracking nuts? :eek:
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Post #123307798 added 12-13-2018 9:00 AM by colostrum in Deal Talk
ball joint prolly easy to pop in your case btw a pickle fork like you suggest is the worst thing to use unless the boots or ball joint are torn/bad cause it will tear your boot 4 out of 5 times. A...
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Post #123312172 added 12-13-2018 10:34 AM by aznnp77 in Deal Talk
Pickle fork is damn near impossible to use without tearing the rubber boots. It's fine if you're replacing it, but if you need to remove the ball joint to replace an axle or something it's a headache...
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123304417 added 12-13-2018 7:47 AM by zxylene in Deal Talk
Unless you live 30 min from any place that will rent. So when you count you time and renting and returning the tool. Also it can be used for multiple things. Not sure if it could be used to press...
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123710452 added 12-22-2018 11:40 AM by djmixmode in Deal Talk
Maybe for a professional mechanic but this tool here on SD is meant for the home DIY'er.
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Post #123552178 added 12-18-2018 9:11 PM by bamx2 in Deal Talk
I bought the HF model to use on a Honda. I stripped the threads. I went through 2 of them to get the job done ( "pot metal"). Get a better one.
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123307009 added 12-13-2018 8:47 AM by JDub8 in Deal Talk
While this may look like a deal to some, there are several other competing products for similar prices. Aluminum is not the strongest of materials and is probably not the best for this kind of work....
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123294736 added 12-12-2018 10:34 PM by Nec89 in Deal Talk
Agreed. There's a bolt so you can use a ratchet or impact which makes it easy.
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Post #123294859 added 12-12-2018 10:39 PM by hoover6 in Deal Talk
2007 Honda barely fits
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123280519 added 12-12-2018 4:49 PM by mellman99 in Deal Talk
How's this one with the pickle fork? Ball Joint Removal Tool Kit & Pickle Fork Set - 2 Piece Universal Separator for Tie Rod & Pitman Arm by AFA Tooling...
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Post #123301006 added 12-13-2018 5:53 AM by djmixmode in Deal Talk
Not necessarily true. Mine was rusted/stuck and no matter how hard or how many times I hit it with a mini sledge, it just didn't break free.
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Post #123301033 added 12-13-2018 5:54 AM by boardboy330 in Deal Talk
This is what I use on my cars...highly recommend. I tried the HF and while it worked, I would recommend the GW instead.
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Post #123299650 added 12-13-2018 4:04 AM by AltoA in Deal Talk
I usually separate them by putting my finger between them just like the doctor...
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Post #123723100 added 12-22-2018 7:39 PM by SkillfulReward9618 in Deal Talk
Err, the tool is for DIY'ers or pros, it's just a tool. And what does that have to with the price of tea in China?
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Post #123296074 added 12-12-2018 11:30 PM by elvis-buys in Deal Talk
AutoZone does. https://www.autozone.com/loan-a-tools/loaner-ball-joint-separator/oem-ball-joint-separator-screw-type/787834_0_0 ...
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123296095 added 12-12-2018 11:31 PM by yuletak in Deal Talk
At this price, it may be worth it to save yourself two trips to borrow one.
+41 Score 69 Replies 20,813 Views
Post #123296401 added 12-12-2018 11:47 PM by Option1331 in Deal Talk
I used this on a 69 C10 to replace the front springs. It popped the upper ball joints and tie rods off easily. Autozone near my house rents more of a universal version that did not work as well as...
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Post #123294544 added 12-12-2018 10:26 PM by Nec89 in Deal Talk
Thanks OP. Perfect timing on this I was just shopping for one because they're great for pressing out wheel studs as well as ball joints. I was going to run to harbor freight Friday and this saves me...
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Post #123254695 added 12-12-2018 7:32 AM by statepkt in Deal Talk
Is this any better than the ones you can buy from Harbor Freight? Design wise it doesn't look any better. Maybe stronger material?
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Post #123255256 added 12-12-2018 7:46 AM by ChuV6998 in Deal Talk
Gearwrench makes good products but like anything you buy always inspect for quality control upon arrival.
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Post #123255448 added 12-12-2018 7:51 AM by SturgeonGeneral in Deal Talk
Or just rent for free from Adv Auto Parts or AutoZone, unless you're changing ball joints every year.
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