Fork seal driver
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Rambozo
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Re: Fork seal driver
I've seen a bunch made from PVC pipe. Sometimes with weights added, sometimes not.
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WingsandThings
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Re: Fork seal driver
Electrical tape,,this worked really well for me.
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Snowmoer
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Re: Fork seal driver
I made mine out of PVC pipe that has a slit cut into it. That way it is adjustable to different size fork tubes. I use a hard plastic hammer so I do not mess up the tubes. Been using it for over 30 years and more seals than I can remember.
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GD2
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Re: Fork seal driver
Perfect - thank you!
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