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Tie Rod / Ball Joint Separator Fork - 15/16 In - Slide Sledge

Part #: 25212

The Slide Sledge 25212 Tie Rod / Ball Joint Separator Fork – 15/16 In is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics to efficiently separate stubborn tie rod ends and ball joints. This heavy-duty fork is designed to deliver precise impact, streamlining demanding front-end service and suspension work in automotive and industrial settings.

Key Features

  • Precision 15/16 In Opening: Specifically sized to fit a wide range of common tie rod ends and ball joints, ensuring effective engagement.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built for durability and sustained use in challenging environments, capable of withstanding significant force.
  • Efficient Component Separation: Designed to quickly and effectively dislodge seized or rusted ball joints and tie rod ends, reducing labor time.
  • Optimized for Slide Sledge Systems: This fork is designed to be used in conjunction with Slide Sledge Multi-Head Hammers and their separator adapter, focusing maximum power for precision impact.

Applications

The Slide Sledge 25212 Separator Fork is an essential tool for various automotive and industrial maintenance tasks. It is ideal for separating ball joints from control arms and tie rod ends from steering knuckles during suspension overhauls, steering system repairs, or component replacement. While effective for quick removal, users should note that fork-style separators may compromise rubber boots, making them best suited for applications where the joint is being replaced.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Slide Sledge
  • Model Number: 25212
  • Product Name: Tie Rod / Ball Joint Separator Fork
  • Opening Size: 15/16 In.
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  • Model: 96418
  • Shipping Weight: 0.3lbs
  • UPC: 815588252129
  • Manufacturers Part #: 25212
  • Manufactured by: Slide Sledge
  • Also Known As: SST25212, SST25212

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.