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Let's face it, connecting rods rarely come apart easily. That is until now. Quickly loosen the cap from the rod without damage using PROFORM's new Heavy-Duty Rod Splitting Tool. Simply remove the rod nuts, place the rod onto the splitting fixture, and pull the handle. Portable, for use with your bench top vise. Tech Specs: Mandrel diameter 2.150", Mandrel at max extension: 2.750". Tap the side of cap with a brass hammer while using the tool for stubborn bolts.
Proform Engine Connecting Rod Splitting Tool 66773
Specifications:
| Tool Type | Connecting Rod Splitting Tools |
| Category | Connecting Rod Tool |
| Feature/Benefit | Let's face it, connecting rods rarely come apart easily. |
| Description_ABR | Rod Tool |
| Description_SHO | Connecting Rod Tool |
| Description_INV | Connecting Rod Splitting Fixture |
| Description_DEF | Engine Connecting Rod Splitting Tool |
| Description_ASC | Engine Connecting Rod Splitting Fixture |
| Description_ASC | Heavy Duty Model |
| Description_ASC | For Bench Vise Use |
| Description_LAB | Engine Connecting Rod Splitting Fixture |
| Description_LAB | Heavy Duty Model |
| Description_LAB | For Bench Vise Use |
| Description_DES | Engine Connecting Rod Splitting Fixture |
| Description_DES | Heavy Duty Model |
| Description_DES | For Bench Vise Use |
| Description_EXT | Engine Connecting Rod Splitting Fixture Tool |
| Description_EXT | Heavy Duty Model |
| Description_EXT | For Bench Vise Use |
| Description_EXT | Made From High-Quality Steel Material |
| Description_EXT | Black Finish with Rubber Handle |
| Description_EXT | Sold Individually |
| Description_MKT | Let's face it, connecting rods rarely come apart easily. That is until now. Quickly loosen the cap from the rod without damage using PROFORM's new Heavy-Duty Rod Splitting Tool. Simply remove the rod nuts, place the rod onto the splitting fixture, and pull the handle. Portable, for use with your bench top vise. Tech Specs: Mandrel diameter 2.150", Mandrel at max extension: 2.750". Tap the side of cap with a brass hammer while using the tool for stubborn bolts. |