Trinity Universal Brushless Motor Bearing Tool
About this part
The Team Trinity Universal Brushless Motor Bearing Tool is a handy device that makes it easier to remove and replace the bearings in your motor. This is the redesigned tool that works with the Revtech X-Factor and many other motors with hard to remove pinion side bearings.
Features:
- Works with most 1/10 Brushless Motors
- Purple in Color
- Machined in 7075 Aluminum for added strength
- Ability to remove and install motor bearings with ease
- Includes all the necessary adapters and sleeves
- Works with the Revtech X-Factor and many other motors with hard to remove pinion side bearings
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews1.3 · 3 reviews
Looks niced, but the threads are cut into aluminum. Stripped out the second time I used it.
This tool is not universal at all. It does not work on lrp x22 motors. The pinion side is easy but the sensor side is not possible to remove because the thread is too short. I had to make modifications to make it work. The fitting doesn't feel super accurate either. Just a meh product.
Product doesn't work on trinity x factor motor. Even though it stated it would work.
Three reviews, all negative, with ratings of 1 to 2 out of 5. Reviewers report that the tool does not fit certain motors despite being marketed as universal: one says it failed on an LRP X22 because the sensor-side thread is too short, and another says it did not work on a Trinity X-Factor motor. One reviewer found the fit imprecise. Another reports threads cut into aluminium stripping after a second use. The reviews do not disagree with one another, though the sample is small and two of the three are not verified owner purchases.
- + Attractive appearance
- − Not compatible with all motors marketed as universal
- − Sensor-side thread too short for some motors
- − Threads strip after repeated use
- − Imprecise fit reported