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This listing has ended. The seller has relisted this item or one like this. Item:Redline Tune-Up Wrench - Axle and Wheel Straightener |
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This indispensable tool actually works to help you straighten bent axles and removing wheels! If you’re familiar with the Tune-up Wrench included in the Each tool is made of high-grade stamped steel with zinc plating. Both the front and back sides are blank. The finish looks a lot like the finish on the bases of the early cars from 68-72.
Includes free shipping!! At this price, get more than one! See pictures for details. Please note the original shown on top in the picture below is shown only for comparison purposes. The original is not included in this listing and is not for sale. Be sure to check out my other listings.
Support one side of the wheel with your thumb as you hold the car. Slide the wrench into position as shown. While you are supporting the wheel with your thumb, begin to pry the wheel off slowly and gently. Make sure you are not pushing against the bearing with the wrench. All the force should be on the backside of the wheel, not the bearing. Your thumb will hold the wheel straight so the wheel does not twist while you are prying with the wrench on the opposite side of the wheel.
The wheel will slide off into your hand.
Putting a wheel back on: Slide the wrench in behind the bearing as shown in the picture below. Always have the wrench aproach the axle from the bumper side of the car. This will give you the best grip on the car with your other hand during the process. With the wrech engaged behind the bearing, you can actually hold the car like this with one hand.
Take the loose wheel with your other hand and slide it over the bearing. Use the wrench to ensure that the bearing is stable as you slide the wheel on.
Press the wheel onto the bearing until the bearing is flush with the backside of the wheel. There should be no need to force it on. These things slide together easiliy.
Your wheel is installed! To straighten the axle, start from this position and manipulate the wheel and axle carefully to your desired position. Don't twist too hard, as the axle is only piano wire!
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