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Draper 31149 Hickory Club Hammer Shaft and Wedge, 255mm
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Draper 31149 Hickory Club Hammer Shaft and Wedge, 255mm

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Technical Specification
PRODUCT NUMBER 1094170076436311496332
Type ShaftShaftShaftShaftShaft
Size 305mm24mm255mm1/2in
Drive 1/2"
Size Range Over 200mm11-25mmOver 200mm

Q 1. What is the 8585870 slide hammer shaft only used for?

A. It is a replacement slide hammer shaft, without weight, for use with Sykes Pickavant slide hammer assemblies and accessories.

Q 2. Why might a workshop need to replace just the slide hammer shaft?

A. Shafts can become bent, worn or damaged from heavy use or accidental impacts, affecting smooth hammer travel and safety.

Q 3. Can this shaft be fitted to any slide hammer?

A. It is designed for specific Sykes Pickavant slide hammer systems; other brands may not share the same thread or design specifications.

Q 4. How does a straight, unworn shaft improve slide hammer performance?

A. It lets the hammer weight move smoothly, delivering consistent impact without binding or uneven force transfer.

Q 5. What should technicians check on the shaft before use?

A. Check for bends, damaged threads or surface corrosion that could hinder hammer movement or weaken the shaft.

Q 6. How should the naked shaft be stored in the workshop?

A. Store it with slide hammer weights, collets and hooks in a labelled kit or on a dedicated tool rack.

Q 7. Why is it safer to use a proper slide hammer shaft rather than improvised bar?

A. The correct shaft is engineered for impact loads and threaded attachment, whereas improvised bars may not withstand repeated hammering.

Q 8. In what situations is a slide hammer with this shaft typically used?

A. It is used with internal extractors or hooks to pull bearings, bushes, seals and other components from blind holes or recesses.

Q 9. How can technicians prolong the life of the new shaft?

A. Avoid side impacts, keep the surface clean and lightly oiled and ensure threads are not cross‑threaded when changing attachments.

Q 10. What signs indicate that a slide hammer shaft should be removed from service?

A. Visible cracks, significant bends or stripped threads are clear indicators that replacement is needed."

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