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ProTek RC Shock Shaft Pliers - Tool Tuesday EP59
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 พ.ค. 2017
- I love it when RC tools combine multiple uses into one tool. The ProTek RC TruTorque Shock Shaft Pliers does just that! Check out this episode to see how they operate and the hidden features.
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Worth every penny
I agree!
This tool is really a handy tool to have, glad I bought one.
I had the Losi shock pliers but after trying these I was sold 😆👌
These are my new favorites.
really like this short and to the point format for tool tips=)
like tool Tuesday- just got in to this hobby . yours short and sweet of how to. thanks
Glad to help!
I have a pair of these and I love them!
I'm definitely getting back into the hobby! So I have to have them
The ball end out sold me.
Go to order them right now, thanks.
Nice 👍 Rich
Tekno fan boy here, I would love to get their 17mm wheel nut wrench because it has the shock cap tightening component, but I already have the AKA, it's a great tool, but as you said tools with more than one feature are awesome. The Protek is very similar to the Tekno shock tool, which is great to see, their designers have done a nice job.
Unfortunately don't have the cash or need that badly to justify two 17mm wrenches.
The AKA is a beautiful wrench but it only has a singular purpose, if I had my time again I think I'd go the Tekno.
In saying that AKA make that fantastic 5.5 -7.0mm wrench with that nifty spring loaded mechanism to swap between the two sizes. Best on the market I think?👍🤓🇦🇺
Need a set definitely pliers wrapped in tape is ok but lol
that's one handy tool but i never purchased a tool for the shocks yet!
so out of all of the ones you have showcased on the show which one do you like the best
Would like to have one of those!!!
Pretty affordable item
gotta get a pair..lol
They're a great tool to have
These or the Tekno ones??? I think the teknos have a ball in spot as well. I need a pair
Yes correct. But what I find is that if you separate the two handles then it’s easy to use one piece as a press for BALL-in
Have you had the opportunity to try out the Hudy Professional Multi Tool (p/n 183011)?
The Protek shock shaft tool is probably the most popular in the RC market, but I'm curious how the Hudy compares, especially given the difference in price.
I have a set of Hudy tools on the way here.....but not the shaft pliers
@@TheRCNetwork That's too bad. I'm sure Hudy tools are fantastic but it would have been great to hear your review and thoughts on Hudy's Multi Tool.
$25.99, a great price for an awesome multi-use tool.
Agreed!
They look nice but I'll stick with the Teknos.
It would be a hundred percent perfect, if it also put the eyelet pivot in the eyelet as well as punching it out, cool tool though
Very true
It does
@@54raceman where? Do you punch it in with the same part that punched it out?
Ive been using my ball end pliers as they have a shock shaft clamp at the very end of them. They arent shock shaft pliers but have the provision. I FINALLY got myself a set of shock pliers but i cant find the information on this one specific portion. Its in the handle, has a flat brass (anvil?) That is about 8 mm in diameter on one side of the handle. Then on the other side of the handle has a potion that looks like the end of a pen when you take it all apart that the ball point and ink cartrige protrudes through. Looks as though you would be able to fit a shock shaft through it and have the threaded end make contact with the brass anvil. Not quite sure if you are understanding but the part number is #DYNT1260. Dynamite product. Would anyone know what that end is for?
It's to remove rod end balls / place them back in
No unboxing of that turbo scorpion?