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#10680770
AFCO 80770 Tapered Ball Joint Reamer, 7 Degree
- These tapered reamers are designed for proper fitting of ball joints to spindles, tie rod ends to spindles, etc.
- The shank measures a total of 1/2"
- It is also known as a 7° tapered reamer
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 7 ° Taper, Steel, Natural
- These tapered reamers are designed for proper fitting of ball joints to spindles, tie rod ends to spindles, etc.
- The shank measures a total of 1/2"
- It is also known as a 7° tapered reamer
- Will work with Speedway ball joints 917-20031 K6024, 917-20032 K6136, and 910-34323 K772
- Measures a little less than 1/2" at the small end and 1" at the big end
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AFCO 80770 Specifications
AFCO 80770 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 80770 |
| Brand | AFCO |
| GENERAL | |
| Taper | 7 ° |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
6 Reviews
Customers find the product effective and practical, highlighting its quick cutting speed and ability to rectify distortions caused by welding. Notably, it was successfully used on a 1956 Ford and to make a pitman arm reversible. Despite requests for added features like flats on the shank to prevent slipping, the product still garners positive recommendations due to its performance. Comparatively, customers found it superior even though alternative cheaper options were available. Its quality and usability make it standout among competitors.
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
6 Reviews
Customers find the product effective and practical, highlighting its quick cutting speed and ability to rectify distortions caused by welding. Notably, it was successfully used on a 1956 Ford and to make a pitman arm reversible. Despite requests for added features like flats on the shank to prevent slipping, the product still garners positive recommendations due to its performance. Comparatively, customers found it superior even though alternative cheaper options were available. Its quality and usability make it standout among competitors.
4.5
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Is perfect for our needs
5.0
11 months ago
Grateful
East central Illinois
Verified
Used this to change the depth on an Apex product on our 3rd Gen Dodge kit when changing over to a straight TJ drag link end to get rid of the bend in the drag link. I set this up a mill to ensure the nut would seat flat. The straight shank is perfect for this while still being able to be inserted into a 1/2" hand drill in crude emergencies. Spiral fluting was smooth during the cut. This reemer will last longer than my needs.
Would Recommend
Unit does the job
4.0
3 years ago
Barney O
Illinois
Verified
The manufacture should add three flats to the shank for end users that don't have access to a milling machine that uses collets to securely hold the tool from spinning on the shank... Some users will have a drill press with a 3-jaw key chuck or worse yet a hand drill to use to hold the tool... Most of these latter cases will end up with a scared shank...
Would Recommend
yes THANKS FOR THE NICE PHONE LADY HELP
5.0
6 years ago
FARMER
ont canada
Verified
used on 1956 ford for reaming out Granada front spindles for disc brake
Would Recommend
Mixed Feelings
3.0
8 years ago
Mike the reamer
Kingman, AZ
Verified
While this reamer has the spiral flutes that cut the best with the least chatter they could have made it with 3 flats on the shank to lessen the tendency for slipping in the chuck. I also saw this available for 1/3 less money somewhere else but I had already bought this one.
Would Recommend
The AFCO 80770 works well.
5.0
11 years ago
Bobbob
CA
Verified
I cut the original round stock under size in the lath, then welded the mount to the bracket. The bracket was to large to swing in the lath, so I used the AFCO 80770 to kiss the mount and bring it out to the finished size. This removes the distortion caused by welding. If you don't have a lath, you could drill the hole in the mount, weld it to the bracket, then ream to the finished size. Use cutting oil while reaming.
Would Recommend
seven degree reamer
5.0
12 years ago
Woodypecker
Undisclosed
very sharp and cuts quickly. I used it to cut a pitman arm half way through from the back to make it reversible. I am sure it will work well to mount tie rod ends in bungs.
Would Recommend
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