Disc Brake Hub Handler for Heavy-Duty Hub Service

The Disc Brake Hub Removal / Installer / Handler is a professional grade tool built for high-volume service shops. It gives technicians a faster and safer way to remove and install heavy disc brake hubs on Class 8 trucks, school buses, and transit vehicles. As a result, lifting strain and injury risk drop significantly.

Designed to Improve Safety and Productivity

Rather than struggling with manual lifting, technicians roll the hub directly from the vehicle onto the handler. This allows the rotor, seals, and bearings to be replaced with control and accuracy. In addition, the tool keeps hubs stable during service, which helps prevent hand and back injuries.

Easy Operation and Smooth Mobility

The tool includes four polyurethane caster wheels that glide smoothly across shop floors, and two of them lock for secure positioning during service. Because it lifts using air or battery tools, technicians raise the hub to working height quickly and without fatigue. The 14-1/4″ operating range also supports a wide variety of axle and hub configurations.

Disc Brake Hub Handler Specifications

• Low Lift Height: 11.5″
• High Lift Height: 25.75″
• Length: 24″
• Width: 31″
• Height: 35.75″
• Shipping Weight: 60 lbs

Overall, this Disc Brake Hub Removal / Installer / Handle helps shops work faster, stay safer, and reduce downtime on heavy-duty fleets.

Operations Manual

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What does a disc brake hub handler do?
Answer: A disc brake hub removal/installer/handler is used to safely remove, install, and transport heavy disc brake hub assemblies. It supports the weight of the hub so technicians can service bearings, seals, and rotors without manual lifting.

Q2: What vehicles can this hub handler be used on?
Answer: This easy to use tool works on disc brake hubs for Class 8 trucks, transit buses, and school buses, making it suitable for heavy-duty commercial vehicle maintenance.

Q3: How does this hub handler improve shop safety?
Answer: By eliminating the need to lift heavy hubs by hand, this tool helps prevent back, shoulder, and hand injuries, reducing lost-time accidents and operator fatigue.