So far I’ve done 7 U-Joints (2 full driveshaft rebuilds and one u-joint on the intermediate axle shaft). I spray the screw with a bit of silicone PB blaster before I use it, but it’s holding up great. By far the quickest and easiest way I’ve done U-Joints, no need to heat and beat anything.
@@BigTruckMechanic I bought one , I have the 3/4 Milwaukee already . I use sunex a lot for my sockets I don’t like to have the same as everyone in the shock because you never know who might switch your stuff from a good one to a bad one
What size socket does it take?
Been tempted buying it. Thanks for the video man. I’ve used the green OTC one and after some beating the threads have stretched and it’s bent a hair
Thanks for the Video, just picked one up today for future Use.
I picked one up today ! I order a otc also just in case ones gives out one day
How many have you done with tool ?
So far I’ve done 7 U-Joints (2 full driveshaft rebuilds and one u-joint on the intermediate axle shaft). I spray the screw with a bit of silicone PB blaster before I use it, but it’s holding up great.
By far the quickest and easiest way I’ve done U-Joints, no need to heat and beat anything.
I’m also using the Milwaukee 3/4” impact in this video/ SnapOn sockets because they can make a difference at this usage.
@@BigTruckMechanic I bought one , I have the 3/4 Milwaukee already . I use sunex a lot for my sockets I don’t like to have the same as everyone in the shock because you never know who might switch your stuff from a good one to a bad one