Ball Joint Puller Rockforce RF-62801, 19 mm

Mechanical ball joint puller Rockforce RF-62801, 19 mm, is a workshop tool designed to separate ball joints and tie-rod ends without damaging surrounding components. Built for controlled, mechanical extraction, the tool assists in removing pressed joints in passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Its 19 mm capacity suits common stud sizes encountered in automotive suspension and steering repairs, providing a reliable means of detaching joints where conventional hammers or improvised methods could cause harm.

Advantages

The puller delivers a focused, axial force that minimizes risk of damage to control arms, steering knuckles and boot assemblies. Its mechanical operation offers predictable, gradual separation, allowing technicians to monitor progress and stop when necessary. Compact construction and durable materials provide stability during use and long service life under regular workshop conditions. The tool is portable and straightforward to set up, making it suitable for both professional repair shops and at-home maintenance.

Suitable for

• Removing ball joints from suspension components in passenger cars
• Separating tie-rod ends during steering system repairs
• Workshop and garage maintenance where non-destructive extraction is required
• DIY vehicle maintenance tasks involving pressed steering or suspension joints

Key specifications

• Tool type: mechanical ball joint and tie-rod end puller
• Capacity: compatible with studs up to 19 mm diameter
• Construction: compact, durable metal body designed for axial force application
• Operation: manual/mechanical extraction requiring hand or wrench torque
• Intended use: passenger cars and light commercial vehicles suspension and steering joints

How to use

Position the puller so the receiving slot or fork captures the ball joint stud and rests against the housing or control arm. Ensure the tool is aligned coaxially with the stud to apply straight pulling force. Tighten the central forcing screw using an appropriate wrench or socket until the ball joint separates from the housing. Periodically check alignment and progress to avoid side loads or component contact that could cause damage. After separation, release the screw and remove the puller from the joint.

Usage recommendations

Before use, clean the area around the joint and inspect for corrosion or seized components; applying penetrating lubricant can ease extraction. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow vehicle manufacturer guidance for disassembly. Avoid applying excessive bending or side forces to surrounding components while operating the puller. Store the tool in a dry place and inspect threads and contact surfaces for wear before each use.