EASY drive shaft U joint replacement using the Harbor freight tool.
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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This is twice I've seen you use that tool, I'm thinking I'll have to snag me one of those in the future.
There's even more uses for it. I hope to get to some of those after NNN 2023
Nice tool you made it look too easy 😂
Having this tool really helps! there's a lot less messed up joints too
Thanks!!
You are welcome!
Great job
Vibration? Wait, you mean when its moving? Its not supposed to do that? Who knew? Mine all vibrate at idle, so its hard to tell if something is shaking that should not be. Looks like the sun got to ya a bit this week. I have one of them balljoint press thingies, I bet I could use it for that. This reminds me, I need to find a spare driveshaft for the 68. You should send him a link to what it has become.
What length and what joints for the drive shaft? I have a pile of shafts.
Why waste the money on that tool you may use once a year? The vice works better and it's not as unstable. That is not a u joint tool it's a ball joint tool!
If you'd only use it once a year, and not have any other use. Then by all means use your vice! This tool is more portable than most vices and has many other uses for me.
Actually it is a combination ball joint and u-joint tool nowadays. If you search u-joint tool, half the results will show this press. I do this professionally and it only works on smaller joints. I also use a hammer and vice on other applications. The press has many other uses including pressing bushings.
@@someyoungguy1923 Check out some of the Tiger tool U joint tools for the larger joints. I have one for the over the road truck and it works well for me