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Lisle 44800 Heavy-Duty Return Spring Tool
Heavy-duty tool removes and installs larger brake return springs with or without an anchor pin
- TypeOthers
- Removes large brake springs with heavy-duty leverage
- Installs return springs on brakes with or without anchor pins
- Locks onto spring by turning rear handle for secure grip
- Front handle detaches for access in tight working spaces
- Made in the United States with Prop 65 cancer warning
Heavy-Duty Brake Spring Tool
The Lisle 44800 is a professional-grade tool built to remove and install larger brake return springs. It functions on brake assemblies with or without an anchor pin. The operator engages the spring in the tool head and turns the rear handle to lock it securely. A removable front handle allows the tool to be used in tight spaces where access is limited.
Upgrading From Light-Duty Tools
This tool replaces improvised methods or light-duty spring pliers that cannot grip heavy springs safely. The jump is worth it whenever a standard tool slips, damages the spring, or cannot generate enough leverage to stretch a large return spring. Its locking mechanism holds the spring under tension, removing the need for a second pair of hands during difficult installations.
Capacity For Large Springs
The tool is designed specifically for larger brake return springs found on heavy-duty vehicles and equipment. It comfortably handles the high tension of these springs during both removal and installation. It runs out when the spring diameter or wire thickness exceeds the physical limits of the tool head, or when workspace constraints prevent the rear handle from rotating fully.
Highlights
- Removes large brake springs with heavy-duty leverage
- Installs return springs on brakes with or without anchor pins
- Locks onto spring by turning rear handle for secure grip
- Front handle detaches for access in tight working spaces
- Made in the United States with Prop 65 cancer warning
Specifications
| Brand | Lisle Corporation |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
Questions about this item
What brake spring sizes does the Lisle 44800 tool engage?
It is designed for larger brake return springs and works on brakes with or without an anchor pin.
How do I lock the spring in the tool head before expanding it?
Engage the brake spring in the tool head, then turn the rear handle to lock it on the spring before expanding to install or remove.
When should I remove the front handle during a brake job?
Remove the front handle when working in tight places where the full tool length will not fit.
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