Customer Reviews for Hydraulic Spring Compressor Strut Spring Compressor, 6600lbs for Spring Removing
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Vaktmester
1000 kg 320 mm
Did not press tight enoug to remove Spring in the front. I have a Subaru Legacy 2010.
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Mr. Danny Butler
1000 kg 320 mm
Funny you should ask.the truth of the matter is I have received nothing as yet.Maybe you could enlighten me ,why this is so?
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Came broken
1000 kg 320 mm
Started working on my first strut, it was going smooth until I went to release and the valve wouldnt work. No matter what we tried the compressor would not disengage. My strut was stuck for 2 days before we removed the valve screw and hydraulic fluid sprayed across the entire shop.
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NON FUNZIONA
1000 kg 320 mm
ACQUISTATO IL 16 AGOSTO 2024, USATO OGGI (27 LUGLIO 2025) PER LA PRIMA VOLTA, NON COMPRIME, IL PISTONE SALE SOLO SE VUOTO, SE METTO IL BRACCIO SOPRA NON SALE PIU', COME E' POSSIBILE??? HO MONTATO L'AMMOMRTIZZATORE DI UNA MICRA K11 E NON E' STATO IN GRADO DI COMPRIMERE LA MOLLA, NON HO TROVATO UN NUMERO DI TELEFONO DA POTER CHIAMARE PER ESSERE ASSISTITO
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Strut compressor
1000 kg 320 mm
The Jack failed immediately had to buy a replacement from a local hobby store should’ve bought the one that was more expensive to begin with or maybe that would’ve failed too Sometimes cheaper isn’t always better
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