Removing turnbuckles
#1
Tech Adept
Thread Starter
Removing turnbuckles
Hey all..
What is the best way to remove the turn buckles off the ball ends without damaging the plastic bits?
Thanks
What is the best way to remove the turn buckles off the ball ends without damaging the plastic bits?
Thanks
#2
ha, i use pliers, ya it recks them a little, and you get a year off of them before they get too bad. I don't think there is a better way, unless you put something in between the pliers. A special size wrench, might do it. Oh yea, i think oh, i know theres this purple tool that gets them off nice, might be lunsford.
#3
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Re: Removing turnbuckles
Originally posted by asimo
Hey all..
What is the best way to remove the turn buckles off the ball ends without damaging the plastic bits?
Thanks
Hey all..
What is the best way to remove the turn buckles off the ball ends without damaging the plastic bits?
Thanks
#4
I use a small piece of fuel tubing on both tips of needlenose. You can even hold shock shafts without damaging them like that.
#5
Tech Rookie
This is an old Associated tool I've used for years to "pop" ball cups. The small "U" shaped notch on the left end is wedged between the ball cup and ball end base. Damage if any is minimal.
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#6
Tech Rookie
...duhhh, got it now....
This is an old Associated tool I've used for years to "pop" ball cups. The small "U" shaped notch on the left end is wedged between the ball cup and ball end base. Damage if any is minimal.
...hope my image attachment works....
...hope my image attachment works....
#8
Tools
heys guys i just use nidle nose pliers and the ball ends dont et damaged
#9
i just use pliers, it damages it alittle, but if i can make it a season or two with them braking, it's okay. This winter i'm replacing mine(what are the best ones out there, i want red colored ones)