OTC 4245 Freightliner Rear Suspension Bushing Master Tool Set with Air/Hydraulic Pump

OTC's Freightliner Rear Suspension Tool features a robust 15-Ton capacity cylinder, No. 2510A air/hydraulic pump, and removal/installation adapters. Tool removes and installs single-wrapped FAS II Airliner Freightliner rear suspension bushings quickly and easily "on vehicle" - no need to remove the spring assemblies. Using this tool allows you to complete this job in a fraction of the time that traditional methods take. Save an average of 45 minutes per bushing (4 per vehicle) on flat rate of 1.5 hours per bushing - a huge time savings. No more hammering prevents impact damage to suspension components while dramatically reducing the effort required by the technician performing the work. Included 2510A Air/Hydraulic pump delivers 10,000 PSI at 100 PSI air and features a 2-stage release mechanism, internal relief valve, and convenient pedal control which allows user to pump, hold, or release load. Value is at the core of the OTC tool and equipment portfolio. For a simple repair or the most complex drivability concern, these award-winning tools universally solve problems faster, and at better value, than any other product line available. Whether it's a specialty tool or unique piece of service equipment, OTC provides top solutions to modern automotive service challenges while increasing technician productivity and shop profits.

• OTC's Freightliner Rear Suspension Tool Master Set features a robust 15-Ton capacity cylinder, Air/Hydraulic pump, and installation/removal adapters
• Removes and installs single-wrapped FAS II Airliner Freightliner Rear Suspension Bushings "on vehicle" - no need to remove the spring assemblies to use this tool
• Included 2510A Air/Hydraulic pump delivers 10,000 PSI at 100 PSI air and features a 2-stage release mechanism, internal relief valve, and convenient pedal control which allows user to pump, hold, or release load
• Completes the job in a fraction of the time that traditional methods take - saves an average of 45 minutes per bushing (4 per vehicle) on flat rate of 1.5 hours per bushing - a huge time savings
• No more hammering prevents impact damage to suspension components while dramatically reducing the effort required by the technician performing the work