Kent-moore Output Shaft Load Tool on 2040-parts.com
Valparaiso, Indiana, US
Kent-Moore J-26958-2 output shaft load tool.
This tool is used, in good condition.
It is used on GM auto transaxles.
I have retired after 32 years in the transmission business. Selling inventory. Watch listing for transmission parts, kits, speciality transmission tools. If you are interested in specific parts or tools please contact me.
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