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Kevin Holzer wrote:
> Hey there, does anyone where one can purchase balljoints that have zerks > on them? Is such thing in existance? > Would this ( > http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=38335 ) > work for pressing in balljoints? Anyone have any experience with this > specific tool or this type of tool (the C-Clamp type)? I figure if it > costs 30$ to get ONE pressed in (as I was quoted...ridiculous), I'd > rather do it myself and save some money. I've heard about using bottle > jacks, but I can't weld and thus couldn't make myself a frame. > Suggestions would be great -- I don't want to **** my cash into someone > else's wallet... > -Kevin Kevin, Don't buy the tool. I did and then found out that the "cups" are not the correct size. Find a cheaper machine shop. BTW, I installed zerks on all the front end components myself. Before they are installed, drill a proper hole, tap it and screw the fittings in. Can give you more detailed instructions off NG. El Paso Bob 71 Std 1776 Baja |
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