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#58666520
$58.99
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Return PolicyProform introduces this one tool set to install just about any balancer out there. With 12 adapters to fit a variety of applications, this one-stop shop kit will allow a builder to keep everything together in a neat and organized way.
CA WARNING:
Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
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| MFG. Part # | 66520 |
| Brand | Proform |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| GTIN Code | 037995665204 |
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Customers are highlighting the high-quality and practicality of our product, noting it includes all necessary adapters and a robust storage case. They further praise its usability, stating the tool doesn't stress the inner threads during installation, standing out amongst competitors. It is considered a good-value, easy-to-use addition to any toolbox, making tasks more manageable.
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Grade 5 is not strong enough for this application
2.0
3 months ago
Big T
Lincoln Nebraska
Verified
I have had 2 7/16 adapters snap in my crankshaft now, I assembled and used the tool properly to install my harmonic balencer. Realistically these adapters should be grade 8, it did not take much force to compleltey snap the adapters.
Would Not Recommend
Great quality tool
5.0
2 years ago
G man
Concordia, Kansas
Verified
Nice tool with all the needed adapters. Bearing load surface. Great storage case.
Would Recommend
Very nice addition to my tool box.
5.0
8 years ago
Todd
NEBRASKA
Verified
I've never used one before but decided to see if it worked a little easier. For the cost it was a good decision. Made installation easy and I didn't worry about stressing the inner threads in the crank.
Would Recommend
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Is there an attachment that is a 7/16 fine thread?
by Dan Rod
• 9 years ago
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