Star transmission band tool.
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Shelbycsx
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Star transmission band tool.
Has anyone used one before curious what the fork on the side is for.
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Scott_Conger
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Re: Star transmission band tool.
the fork is inserted over the clutch pedal shaft and braced on the brake and reverse pedals (on the outside of the hog's head)...it keeps them from flopping or moving around when lowering the hog's head into place
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Re: Star transmission band tool.
Maybe to hold the tool steady on the lip of the hogshead inspection opening?
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Shelbycsx
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Re: Star transmission band tool.
Thanks.Scott_Conger wrote: ↑Sun Jun 12, 2022 2:46 pmthe fork is inserted over the clutch pedal shaft and braced on the brake and reverse pedals (on the outside of the hog's head)...it keeps them from flopping or moving around when lowering the hog's head into place