Georgew48 Senior Member Dec 13, 2011 #1 Are the spring spreaders that Snyders sells good enough for the do-it-yourself mechanic?
jkeesey Well-known member Dec 13, 2011 #3 Yes they are, I have 1 front and 1 rear in my shop and they work great.
Tinker Well-known member Dec 13, 2011 #5 Made my shackle replacement a snap. Right tool for the job as they say.
Tinker Well-known member Dec 13, 2011 #7 I purchased one like this, but on their website currently they don't show it. Or at least I didn't see it. Maybe I purchased from brattons, but I swear it was from Synders also.
I purchased one like this, but on their website currently they don't show it. Or at least I didn't see it. Maybe I purchased from brattons, but I swear it was from Synders also.
1931 flamingo Well-known member Dec 14, 2011 #8 Do a search as this has been discussed at great length before, along with pictures of manuf ones and home built. Paul in CT
Do a search as this has been discussed at great length before, along with pictures of manuf ones and home built. Paul in CT
TinCup Well-known member Dec 14, 2011 #9 Used one on my coupe just a couple of weeks ago. Their is no question when using it that it is a safe device. Rear Spring Replacement
Used one on my coupe just a couple of weeks ago. Their is no question when using it that it is a safe device. Rear Spring Replacement
CarlG Well-known member Dec 14, 2011 #10 This is one from M.A.C.S. Fabrication in Sturgeon Bay WI, currently on eBay. Has anyone used this one? Attachments Spring Spreader.jpg 17.8 KB · Views: 36
This is one from M.A.C.S. Fabrication in Sturgeon Bay WI, currently on eBay. Has anyone used this one?
C Clydes 31 P/U Senior Member Dec 14, 2011 #11 I've got the green one in Tinkers picture, it works fine, I coated all the friction areas with dry graphite spray then it worked easier. I got mine from Snyders. CarlG, I like that one, looks like you could use a 1/2" air ratchet on it.
I've got the green one in Tinkers picture, it works fine, I coated all the friction areas with dry graphite spray then it worked easier. I got mine from Snyders. CarlG, I like that one, looks like you could use a 1/2" air ratchet on it.
V4F Well-known member Dec 14, 2011 #12 i have done several . do as they say , use a good spreader & never turn your back on a rear spring ! .................. steve
i have done several . do as they say , use a good spreader & never turn your back on a rear spring ! .................. steve