This tool takes all the work and risk out of removing the piston pin. It works on most Lycoming and Continental engines. Just slip it over the piston, turn the shaft and it pushes the pin out smoothly and cleanly. Vinyl coated tip prevents scratching and marring the pin or piston during removal. Will handle up to 5.5" pistons. |
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Exactly the tool I needed to remove the piston pins from my Lycoming O-540! The delivery was the fastest I have ever experienced!
PT171 Piston Pin Removal Tool
Great tool, safe and easy removal of Piston Pin. *****
PT171 Piston Pin Removal Tool
PT171 Piston Pin Removal Tool
NICE ITEM - WORKED WELL - FAST SHIPPING. THANKS
PT171 Piston Pin Removal Tool
Works well
PT171 Piston Pin Removal Tool
Makes it easy tip remove piston pins
PT171 Piston Pin Removal Tool
This pin remover will not remove the piston pin from the number 4 cylinder on a cont. 0 470 engine cant get the clearence need to push the pin.
PT171 Piston Pin Removal Tool
This tool worked as well as expected in removing piston pins from an O-320. The big advantage is there is no side load put on the connecting rod.
Just tried it on a O320 and it worked great.
Good tool, like many good tools, required a slight modification to make it better. Used to remove E-225 5 Piston from right rear cylinder while still on aircraft. Tool wouldnt quite fit as delivered, as it was up against the adjacent cylinder barrel. Drilled additional holes further down the band and was able to get it into position and had the pin out within minutes.
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