gsm1

I've seen this tool being used before but can't find the exact name for it or where to buy it. I've done plenty of searches on Google to no avail.
It's a two fork pronged lever used to pop the CV driveshaft end out of a gearbox cleanly.

Anyone got any ideas?

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

A good motor factors, Halfords even, (despite what you read on here they are quite good on tools), or try Yellow Pages for "Tool Suppliers".


I think they are known as CV joint seperator.

Alcazar

paulr

snap-on online have an enourmous number of tools.the only problem is sifting through them.
I bought a 56 in oil filter wrench from them.

gljam

machine-mart


May have one here?

Kevin Groat

A 56 inch oil filter wrench - that's nearly 6 foot long
What sort of filters are you changing...

paulr

its for my aircraft carrier.

ETS-Racing

i was just at machine mart today and seen these

jjones

they are ball joint seperators.

gsm1

Ta folks.

I've looked up CV separators but I think they're for separating the actually CV joint itself.

I've tried machinemart already and saw those forks but they're for knocking out balljoints and the like. The one I'm after looks similar but has a long lever and the fork bit is at an angle like a pry bar. Might have to weld one together at this rate!
I'll try Snap-On.

Ta!

ETS-Racing

I should have read it properly i just seen above.

try here, http://www.justoffbase.co.uk