Land Rover Propshaft tool

[safarirover]

Next best thing to sliced bread. Sent over from the UK as a popular item. 3/8 drive, impact grade.

Make changing propsahft universal joints much easier with this propshaft tool.this unique tool with its high tensile thinned walled single sided socket enables easy access to the propshaft nuts and enables you to use a ratchet or even a air ratchet or gun. Very thin wall so the tool fits into the joints.

$27.00 ea

$5.00 shipping USPS

10 Available

Located in Orlando

407.782.7713

 

[scottjal]

You take paypal? Have an email address for it?

 

[safarirover]

You take paypal? Have an email address for it?

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[Timmy!!!!!!!]

I wll take one also can you let me know your paypal.

 

[TurdFerguson]

Used one first hand last weekend...a MUST HAVE tool

 

[nosivad_bor]

excellent tool I bought one a few months back, this is the one you want.

 

[rmuller]

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[Mister Owl]

ditto

 

[antichrist]

Used one first hand last weekend...a MUST HAVE tool

Not trying to disuade anyone from buying one, but that's a bit of an overstatement. I've been removing and installing propshafts for at least 35 years, and never felt it was a "must have".

 

[kalix]

Ill take one please send email for paypall
Thanx

 

[Steve Rupp]

One thing it's super nice for is installing/removing a driveshaft adaptor.

 

[rmuller]

Not trying to disuade anyone from buying one, but that's a bit of an overstatement. I've been removing and installing propshafts for at least 35 years, and never felt it was a "must have".

Nah, it's not hard at all to just use a 9/16th socket w/ extension and a spanner... but hopefully this tool will make it a bit easier for those hard to reach times.. especially with an adapter

 

[TurdFerguson]

Not trying to disuade anyone from buying one, but that's a bit of an overstatement. I've been removing and installing propshafts for at least 35 years, and never felt it was a "must have".

its a MUST HAVE for me...ask Luke about "JC and the propshaft" :banghead:

 

[safarirover]

Not trying to disuade anyone from buying one, but that's a bit of an overstatement. I've been removing and installing propshafts for at least 35 years, and never felt it was a "must have".

Your right, not a must have but it sure as hell makes life easier. From my expereince it sure is nice to slide underneath and remove all 16 bolts without having to jack up the truck and rotating a shafts. With a 3/8 drive inpact gun and a wrench both shafts are off in a few minutes.

 

[Gordo]

I love mine. You dont have to have a hub tool either, but it sure is nice! Gordo

 

[cboy903]

I'll take one if there are any left.

 

[antichrist]

I love mine. You dont have to have a hub tool either, but it sure is nice! Gordo

Well, now a hub nut socket I'd consider must have in the sense that it's really the only method that doesn't damage the nuts. Though as a kid I did plenty without one.

 

[nosivad_bor]

I feel like this tool is the required so that damaging the head of the screw does not occur. Before i had this tool i had rounded a nut off using standard socket and rounded it beyond repair. i then had to saw zaw the drive shaft off in order to get clearance to get to the nut it was a nightmare. after that i bought the tool. it fits in there so well that it made me realize to use any other method was asking for trouble.

So yes you can do the job without this tool, but i opine that you are playing a risky game of Russian roulette. (not that you cant still fuck the screw head up misusing this tool.)

 

[safarirover]

For all who have sent Paypal you will ship tomorrow. Found there more on the shelf, down to 2 now. Please PM me before send cash to be sure there is one left.

Thanks

 

[oberdahill]

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