Anyone got fork seal holder tool or know of anyone
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Put a picture of whatever the actual part you’re dismantling is because I’ve got loads of tools at my place and I live 3 miles past Kimbolton if you head north out of Bedford.
seal holder with fork bottom
Fork bottom and seal holder from one I managed to unscrew using strap wrench.
British Mcs use similar fork seal holder but they usually have a 2 pin removal tool , japs use clamp tool removal system.
Thinking about getting a top yolk with 45/46 mm Dia to clamp round to try undo them I have 4-5 to undo.
Fork bottom and seal holder from one I managed to unscrew using strap wrench.
British Mcs use similar fork seal holder but they usually have a 2 pin removal tool , japs use clamp tool removal system.
Thinking about getting a top yolk with 45/46 mm Dia to clamp round to try undo them I have 4-5 to undo.
Ah, I see. I’ve got an oil filter removal tool that would fetch them off but it’d need rubber or similar to pack it out and protect the alloy parts.
I’ll pop a photo up in a minute and if you want to borrow it drop me a pm and come over. I live in Stow Longa so it’s a nice little ride up the B660 to get it or bring a fork leg up and we can give it a go.
I’ll pop a photo up in a minute and if you want to borrow it drop me a pm and come over. I live in Stow Longa so it’s a nice little ride up the B660 to get it or bring a fork leg up and we can give it a go.
Here you go
I think it came from Halfords though it would have been a long time ago and they may not make them any longer.
I think it came from Halfords though it would have been a long time ago and they may not make them any longer.
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It's still available: https://www.halfords.com/tools/hand...fessional-oil-filter-removal-band-926543.html
Well there you go, try mine on one fork leg and if it works buy one because he who has the maximum amount of toys wins 
They’re actually very good and that’s not a bad price.
They’re actually very good and that’s not a bad price.
I have got one off using 2 strap wrenches with grippy rubber straps , one moved a little back and forth but now has stopped moving the other 2 nothing .
Tried boil water over the holder , so will try to get one so I can use hot air gun.
Thanks to AndyB 11 and Bear.
Tried boil water over the holder , so will try to get one so I can use hot air gun.
Thanks to AndyB 11 and Bear.
I have got one off using 2 strap wrenches with grippy rubber straps , one moved a little back and forth but now has stopped moving the other 2 nothing .
Tried boil water over the holder , so will try to get one so I can use hot air gun.
Andy what is the width were the straps pass through the fixed arc section of the tool ? As it says 60mm to 100 mm range
Thanks to AndyB 11 and Bear.
Tried boil water over the holder , so will try to get one so I can use hot air gun.
Andy what is the width were the straps pass through the fixed arc section of the tool ? As it says 60mm to 100 mm range
Thanks to AndyB 11 and Bear.
Stand them upside down, warm them up and hose them with PlusGas or similar and capillary action will draw it in. They’ll move, they always move 
Stand them upside down, warm them up and hose them with PlusGas or similar and capillary action will draw it in. They’ll move, they always move
Tried with various anti-seize products out of plus gas at the moment.
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