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Sealey Lower Control Arm and Ball Joint Removal Tool
SKU: 260326130027004
EAN: 5054630602207
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The Sealey Lower Control Arm and Ball Joint Removal Tool is a specialist automotive tool designed for safely lowering and raising control arms during suspension work. Manufactured from carbon steel, this tool provides the strength and durability required for demanding workshop tasks. The 1/2"Sq drive adaptor allows connection to a standard breaker bar, enabling mechanics to apply controlled force when working on ball joint and control arm assemblies. The labour-saving design makes the physically demanding task of lowering control arms significantly easier, reducing strain during suspension repairs and maintenance. Grooved arms provide enhanced grip on the control arm, minimising the risk of the tool slipping during operation and improving overall safety. With a compact 175mm length and weighing just 0.73kg, this tool offers excellent manoeuvrability in tight engine bay spaces whilst maintaining the robustness needed for professional use. Ideal for independent mechanics, automotive workshops, and mobile vehicle technicians working on suspension systems, the tool is backed by a lifetime guarantee for added peace of mind. Features and Benefits: • Carbon steel construction for strength and durability in workshop environments • 1/2"Sq drive adaptor compatible with standard breaker bars • Grooved arms reduce slippage and improve control during operation • Compact 175mm design for improved access in confined spaces • Labour-saving design reduces physical strain during control arm work Specifications: Brand: Sealey Length: 175mm Nett Weight: 0.73kg
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