Worcester/Boston Social Thread
Description: Compress valves on small overhead valve or L-head engines. Tool has a throat depth of 6-1/4" and jaw openings 3 to 5-3/8". It's designed for lightweight valve springs. Compressor works on L-heads with manifolds removed and many industrial engines.
Description: Remove valve springs on most cars with overhead valves without removing the cylinder head. Offset jaws grip the valve spring in parallel compression. Tool maintains constant length as spring is compressed. Use with 901 or 2992 Air Hold Fittings to keep valve in place. Caution: Vehicle must be placed in park/neutral before applying air pressure, otherwise vehicle may move. Keep hands clear of fan, belts and pulleys since slight crankshaft rotation will occur.
Hope this helps.
Description: Remove valve springs on most cars with overhead valves without removing the cylinder head. Offset jaws grip the valve spring in parallel compression. Tool maintains constant length as spring is compressed. Use with 901 or 2992 Air Hold Fittings to keep valve in place. Caution: Vehicle must be placed in park/neutral before applying air pressure, otherwise vehicle may move. Keep hands clear of fan, belts and pulleys since slight crankshaft rotation will occur.
Hope this helps.
Sears SUX!!
Natick one doesnt have any and the one in Burlington has retards, they have no idea what I was talking about!!
Dedham and Norwood dont have a clue either!!
new store to look for one of these??
I need the C-clamp style
Natick one doesnt have any and the one in Burlington has retards, they have no idea what I was talking about!!
Dedham and Norwood dont have a clue either!!
new store to look for one of these??
I need the C-clamp style
Last edited by 1slowevo; May 6, 2008 at 09:43 AM.
Mikie care to share some input? https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...65#post5629965
Edit: so does anyone want to meet up tomorrow?
Edit: so does anyone want to meet up tomorrow?





, I was asking what model Steve has