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OTC Made in USA Ball Joint Tool

Bull

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I bought this a few years ago to use on a car I was working on at the time. Honestly, I believe that I used it about FOUR times, meaning it pushed out or pressed in four different ball joints.

$70 plus shipping. Can't do Paypal, has to be a US Postal money order.

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autoace

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Better keep that Bull, works on universal joints, and for pesky tie rod ends that like to spin, and not let you run the nut down. Not worth selling for the 70 bucks......just my 2 cent............I already have one with the master adaptor set, other wise i would get it.
 
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Bull

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Aren't the receiving "cups" too large to use with a u-joint?

I do feel like I paid quite a bit more for this when I bought it (like a couple hundred) but on eBay they are only being listed for a bit more than I am asking. I guess the cheap Chinese versions have brought the prices down:headscrat

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Better keep that Bull, works on universal joints, and for pesky tie rod ends that like to spin, and not let you run the nut down. Not worth selling for the 70 bucks......just my 2 cent............I already have one with the master adaptor set, other wise i would get it.
 
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autoace

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Aren't the receiving "cups" too large to use with a u-joint?

I do feel like I paid quite a bit more for this when I bought it (like a couple hundred) but on eBay they are only being listed for a bit more than I am asking. I guess the cheap Chinese versions have brought the prices down:headscrat

You don't use the cups for U-jts., just the press.
 
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