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#1577216 05/13/2025 4:28 AM
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Put a post in the "last tool you bought" section but thought more folks might see it here.

I've replaced my share of stubborn u-joints over the years from growing up a ranch 60 miles from a parts store to 40 odd years with GM dealership and really wish I had this tool back then. No hammering, cussing or bleeding and could have cleaned up on flat rate!

https://tigertool.com/collections/1...ander/products/automotive-u-joint-puller
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Last edited by BC59; 05/13/2025 4:30 AM.

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NICE! I've replaced my share of ujoints over the past 60 years or so. In progression of ways, hammer/socket/block of stove wood, hammer,/socket/anvil, vice/socket with hammer, 30 ton press and socket,,,,could sure have used that little tool over the years.

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There's a similar press tool for 18 wheeler U joints- - - - -much better than using a short sledgehammer and lots of sweat equity!


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They have several different sizes of slick tools for tough jobs, king pins etc.


Also, it's designed & built by our Canadian friends in Abbotsford.

Last edited by BC59; 05/28/2025 2:46 AM. Reason: credit to Canadians

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