Vintage K-d No. 875 Piston Ringer Ring Installation Tool Ford Chevy Vw Packard on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
Vintage K-D Manufacturing Company model number 875 Piston Ringer. Discontinued for more than 10 years. Removing and installing piston rings using only 2 fingers. Works on all piston rings.
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