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Tools > Tools, Compressors & Crimpers >
PRO-SERIES HEAVY-DUTY SHOCK SPRING COMPRESSOR
Features
- Lever-action compressor makes shock spring compression a snap, leaving one hand free to remove the spring retainer
- Features maximum adjustability for shock length, spring diameter, coil angle and compression angle
- 28” L handle and base for maximum leverage
- Heavy-gauge construction to handle everything up to the 450-500 lb. bike shock springs
- Safety cap swings over the spring and bolts in place to prevent the spring from accidentally slipping out of the spring plate
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| Part # | Description | Retail |
|---|---|---|
| 3805-0029 | It is recommended that the compressor be bolted to a solidly anchored, heavy work bench or stand due to the high spring rates it can handle. | $185.95 |
Descriptions and notes
It is recommended that the compressor be bolted to a solidly anchored, heavy work bench or stand due to the high spring rates it can handle.
This item appears on page 1392 of the Street Catalog