Gimbal Bearing Puller Tool For Mercruiser Alpha Bravo Omc Cobra Volvo on 2040-parts.com
North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, US
GLIDE GEAR GIMBAL BEARING PULLER INDUSTRIAL TOOLS FOR PROFESSIONALS
Introducing the gold standard in gimbal bearing pullers, precision CNC machines with tight tolerances from the Glide Gear factory, this tool has unparalleled performance in the industry. Unlike the competition, this tool is made from stainless steel for a lifetime of dedicated service without corrosion or rust. The theta bolt has black oxide coating. This tool works on Mercruiser Alpha, Alpha 1, MR, Bravo's, OMC Cobra's, Volvo's, and more. Any mechanic who has tried to pull a gimbal bearing without this tool can tell you that it is a pain in the rear, this tool makes life so much easier that you will shocked.
Detailed Specs:
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Stainless Steel construction
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Precision CNC machined
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Lifetime Warranty
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Brand New
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Remove Bearings from Mercruiser Alpha, Alpha1, Bravo, OMC Cobra's, Volvo's, and more
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30-day full refund policy if not 100% satisfied (less shipping)
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