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Mike_Byron
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I have said this time and time again. When using a BFH, I am like a bolt of lightening. I never strike the same place twice.

Mainly thats why I need ball joint splitters and tools that not only make the job esier, they also allow me to do the jobs with less damage.
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The scissor type ball splitters are rather pleasant to use in comparison to the hammer methods...

And only 14 bucks...

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and if you break it supercheap replace them, there is a way to do it

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