Manual/Pneumatic Pickle Fork Set
$87.22
Description
The online store at David’s Heavy Duty Tool Sales is the place mechanics and diesel techs go to find high-quality tools like this manual/pneumatic pickle fork set. It includes three fork heads (11/16, 15/16, and 1-1/8) and two handles – a knurled one for hammer use and a smooth one for air hammers. Whether you’re in the shop or out on the road, this set makes it easy to handle suspension work. Since 2016, our company has been dedicated to helping you do the job right with our products and dedicated customer service. Shop with us now and get the tools you deserve.
Use to separate ball joints, tie rods, and Pitman arms Set contains: 4559-1 Fork Heads (set of three: 11/16, 15/16, & 1-1/8) 4559-2 Handles (set of two: knurled handle for use with a hammer; smooth handle for use with an air hammer)
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of vehicles can I use the Manual/Pneumatic Pickle Fork Set on?
This tool set works on most cars, trucks, and SUVs. It’s ideal for separating ball joints, tie rods, and Pitman arms, which can be found in most vehicles.
How do I know which fork head to use?
The set comes with three fork heads (11/16″, 15/16″, and 1-1/8″). Just match the fork size to the joint or arm you need to service. If you’re not sure which one to use, start with the middle size and test the fit. A snug fit works best for safe and easy separation.
Can I use this tool without an air hammer?
Yes, this tool is designed to use two different handles — one for use with a regular hammer and another for use with an air hammer. If you don’t have an air hammer, just use the knurled handle and tap it with a hammer to separate parts.
Is this tool easy to clean after use?
Absolutely — just wipe it down with a clean rag to remove dirt and grease. If you need to, you can use a little soapy water or degreaser. Make sure to dry the tool completely before storing it, as this will ensure it lasts as long as possible.
How should I store the pickle fork set?
Store the fork heads and handles in a dry place, like in a toolbox or on a garage shelf. You can keep them together in the original packaging or a labeled bag to keep them organized so they’re ready for your next project.
Will this tool damage the parts I’m separating?
Not if used correctly, no. The fork is designed to separate parts without damaging them as long as it’s positioned properly and even pressure is applied.
Can I use this for other jobs besides ball joints and tie rods?
Although it’s made for ball joints, tie rods, and Pitman arms, some mechanics also use it for other stuck suspension parts. Just make sure the fork fits securely before applying force for maximum safety.






