Hold rotors, flywheels, and sprockets steady during service with this Rotor and Sprocket Holder. Keeps rotors, flywheels, and sprockets from rotating during removal and installation. Adjustable stop screw keeps the tool open at a set distance. Holds sprockets and rotors with holes center-to-center at a minimum of 13mm and a maximum of 230mm.
Key Features
• Rotor and sprocket holder
• Adjustable stop screw
• Hole spacing 13mm to 230mm center-to-center
• For rotors, flywheels, and sprockets
Part Number: 35-9121
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| Destination | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| USA | 4–7 business days |
| Canada | 2–6 business days |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What hole spacing can the rotor and sprocket holder accommodate?
Its working pins adjust from 13mm to 230mm center-to-center for compatible rotors, flywheels and sprockets with suitable holes.
What should be checked before applying torque with the holder?
Confirm both pins fit fully in strong, undamaged holes and that the tool cannot slip into a sealing surface, winding or machined edge. Set the stop screw so the holder stays engaged.
Does the holder remove the rotor or sprocket fastener by itself?
No. It prevents the component from rotating while the correct socket and drive tool loosen or tighten the fastener to the specified procedure.