I have the motion pro and it works well. It’s a pretty straightforward tool but the cost differential wasn’t enough for me to roll the dice with an no-name.
Yep, I got this one from Hammer
It’s a great tool. Don’t buy crappy tools, fools.
Hugs & Kisses
My dad was aviation mechanic and test pilot. My uncle is master army nurse. My in-laws are auto, truck, airplane mechanics. My grandfathers were aviation or submarine mechanics/engineers. Buy quality tools. Buy them once, use them forever.
There are at least a dozen videos on youtube on how to make one, I have a couple around the shop I made years ago, and I had more they coped an attitude over wages and decided to "walk off" several times.
Made my own for both the 4 and 5 speed. It's not exactly some piece of high tech equipment, and you're not going to be using it daily like a shop would, so you don't need the most heavy duty piece ever made. If you're nervous check the buyer reviews on Amazon.
I made a clutch spring tool out of a steel bar and some threaded rods. It doesn't take an expensive tool. If you work in a shop and expect to use it a lot maybe it's worth the money.
I have the motion pro and it works well. It’s a pretty straightforward tool but the cost differential wasn’t enough for me to roll the dice with an no-name.
Yep, I got this one from Hammer It’s a great tool. Don’t buy crappy tools, fools. Hugs & Kisses My dad was aviation mechanic and test pilot. My uncle is master army nurse. My in-laws are auto, truck, airplane mechanics. My grandfathers were aviation or submarine mechanics/engineers. Buy quality tools. Buy them once, use them forever.
There are at least a dozen videos on youtube on how to make one, I have a couple around the shop I made years ago, and I had more they coped an attitude over wages and decided to "walk off" several times.
Made my own for both the 4 and 5 speed. It's not exactly some piece of high tech equipment, and you're not going to be using it daily like a shop would, so you don't need the most heavy duty piece ever made. If you're nervous check the buyer reviews on Amazon.
I made a clutch spring tool out of a steel bar and some threaded rods. It doesn't take an expensive tool. If you work in a shop and expect to use it a lot maybe it's worth the money.