DA1848 - Fork Ball Joint Separator by LaserTool Land Rover Range Rover

DA1848 - Ball Joint Separator – Fork

- €15,10

€15,10

€15,10 - €15,10

€15,10

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Brand Laser

Ball Joint Separator (Fork) is a hand tool for separating a tapered ball joint from its mating arm, such as a track rod end from the steering arm.

The forked wedge is driven between the joint and the arm with a hammer, forcing the taper apart. Fork dimensions: 14mm internal width, 22mm shank thickness, 200mm overall length. Manufactured to ANSI and DIN standards.

Alternative Codes

DA1848GA1848

In stock 3 units

3 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the DA1848 ball joint separator used for?

The DA1848 ball joint separator is a forked hand tool that splits a tapered ball joint from its mating arm, such as a track rod end from the steering arm. The forked wedge is driven between the joint and the arm with a hammer, forcing the taper apart.

What jobs is the fork ball joint separator good for on a Land Rover?

The fork separator suits track rod ends, drag link ends and lower ball joints where there's room to drive the wedge in behind the joint. On Land Rovers it's typically used on steering and suspension joints during track rod or swivel work. It needs hammer access to the taper.

Does the fork separator damage the ball joint?

The fork type usually splits the taper by force, which can tear the ball joint's rubber boot, so it's best used when the joint is being replaced. If you need to save the joint and boot, a scissor or press-type separator is typically the better choice. It's driven with a hammer.