Final Drive Pinion Tool

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Description

Final Drive Pinion Tool

If you want to replace the pinion seal of your final drive, or disassemble the final drive for any reason, then you will need this tool. It's made of hardened tool steel and it is of professional workshop quality. It features a ½" drive attachment, so you can connect it to your breaker bar for removal and torque wrench for reinstallation and also 2-13mm ( 1/2") holes in the side as an alternate means of turning.

Outer diameter 62mm
Inner diameter 55mm
length 60mm
4 pins

This tool works great in conjunction with a trio of final drive tools (see photos for visual depiction straight from our workshop)

8833030 - Final Drive Holding Fixture - put this in your vice, once you have your final drive off you can mount it to the fixture for ease of access
722440 - Final Drive Pinion Tool - if you want to replace the pinion seal of your final drive, or disassemble the final drive for any reason, then you will need this tool
8833020 - Final Drive Holding Tool - once in the 8833030 fixture, the holding tool wedges between the bolts to allow you remove/install the nut without the final drive spinning

NOTE:

These tools are being fabricated locally here in North Carolina.
The nature of being a custom product: finish, appearance, and other aesthetics may vary

Suitable for

All air cooled two valve boxers 1970-on
K75 models
K100 models
K1100 models
K1
All R850 models
All R1100 models
R1150 models
R1200 C and CL
K1200 RS, LT and GT (to 2005 )

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Chas Nicol

04/09/2020

R65LS et al Final drive pinion tool

Nicely made. The sales picture should show that it takes 1/2 inch socket drive. It would help to have 66mm collar to steady it in housing. Does the job.

Craig Liskow

Verified Buyer

04/10/2017

Final drive pinion tool

I used this tool to try and remove the large pinion seal nut, but it broke where the 1/2" drive hole is. I would not recommend this tool. It is not strong enough for the job.