AGM Uni-Ball Press Tool

The AGM Uni-Ball Tool presses worn uni-balls, also called spherical bearings, out of a suspension or steering component and presses new ones in without removing the part from the vehicle. Choose 7/8, 1, 1-1/4 or 1-1/2 in. to match size 14, 16, 20 or 24 bearings. Key Features Replaces uni-balls without removing the component Controlled pressing with a piston, cup and ACME-thread bolt Sizes for 14, 16, 20 and 24 spherical bearings High-strength steel for repeated service Black oxide cup and piston, zinc-coated bolt and nut Built To Solve: Worn Uni-Balls That Mean Pulling Arms Off Removing A-arms or links just to change a bearing Fighting parts in a shop press Damaging expensive arms with a hammer and punch Best For: Race Teams, Fabricators and Serious DIYers Race teams and chase crews Fabricators and repair shops UTV and long-travel owners servicing uni-balls Serious DIYers Specifications 7/8 in. tool: size 14 bearings (AGM-UBT-0875) 1 in. tool: size 16 bearings (AGM-UBT-1000) 1-1/4 in. tool: size 20 bearings (AGM-UBT-1250) 1-1/2 in. tool: size 24 bearings (AGM-UBT-1500) Includes: press cup, press piston, ACME-thread bolt, load-bearing washer, nut Hand tools only; do not use an impact wrench FitmentFits size 14, 16, 20 and 24 spherical bearings by tool size. Remove the retaining C-clip before use. Use hand tools only. FAQCan I replace a uni-ball without removing the arm?Yes. That is what the AGM Uni-Ball Tool is designed for. Which size do I need?7/8 in. for size 14, 1 in. for size 16, 1-1/4 in. for size 20 and 1-1/2 in. for size 24 spherical bearings. Can I use an impact wrench?No. AGM specifies hand tools only. What comes with each tool?A press cup, press piston, ACME-thread bolt, load-bearing washer and nut. Single tool or Master Set?Buy a single size for one bearing size. The Master Set includes all four sizes in a case. Why AGMAGM builds tools for racers, chase crews, fabricators and serious DIYers who work on their own vehicles. The focus is controlled, repeatable work in the shop or at the track, with steel construction and designs that solve a specific job instead of a generic one. Service Your Uni-Balls Without Pulling ArmsMatch the tool to your bearing size, or step up to the Uni-Ball Tool Master Set if your build runs more than one size. Remove the retaining C-clip first and use hand tools only.