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Originally Posted by gmercoleza
I agree - most useless tool in my toolbox. Good thing I think it only cost me $10. I will keep it around though - you never know...
As for road impacts, aren't those softened quite a bit by the fact that there is a pneumatic tire on the other end? Compare that to a hammer imparting sharp impact on the pitman or idler arm. But if it is common for shops to use the pickle fork with an air hammer then I should be OK.
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The tires will soften the blow a little. But remember when you hit something driving, you also have an extra 4000 lbs of force.
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