🔧 BAIONE Harley Clutch Spring Compressor Tool - Compression Tool for Touring, Softail, Sportster, Dyna XL 883, 1200, 48 (Replaces OEM HD-38515A) Review

Chinese junk. Used on a 1996 Harley wide stock clutch. The threaded rod was used first. Cheap metal pot. May our country come too!

I worked on my bike today to get the clutch out of the basket. I looked up how to do it on youtube and it worked great. I would recommend this if your HD has this type of primary clutch system.

When I opened the box, I discovered that the handle is unthreaded! I spent about an hour pushing the post to add topics. Severe back pain! I would have sent it back but I needed it and there wasn't another week left.

If you are looking to install clutch plates on your Harley then this is for you. It worked well and I've used it a few times with no problems. This is a cheaper version that does exactly the same thing as the more expensive ones. If that's why you're undecided, just get it because IT DOES THE JOB!

Haven't had a chance to use it yet. Unfortunately, when I received it, it was covered in a layer of rust. I cleaned it with a wire brush and oiled the parts with wd40. The quality isn't the best, let's see how it holds up. Spend the extra on Jim's tools or something like that in the future.

This product does not meet standards. I used the product cautiously, but when pressure was applied to the compression spring plate, all the threads in the tension knob broke. I couldn't even move the basket. I do not recommend this product, it is made of soft metal. Yes, it failed the first time it was used, it cannot be used and my reverse widow passed. 100% hum.

I was expecting it to come assembled it isn't. (it's with me) there were Joe's instructions in the box so I had to look at the photo to understand how it works AND how to use it. Most people buying discounted parts/tools are new to the task so guidance would be great. Otherwise it worked after trial and error.

Used it on my Sportster ('89, 883) for the first time today and it seems like the adjustment screw is pulling against the pressure plate housing. It didn't land in the right places to relieve the locking ring. I ended up breaking the pressure plate case before realizing it wasn't working properly. Now I've got a useless puller and a broken pressure plate and I need the right puller to put it all back together. Hope this saves someone trouble.