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Attrezzo inizialmente quando lo visto sembrava funzionale ,non so se il mio non funziona ho un problema di schiacciare la molla non ha problemi , il problema sorge nel rilascio che si blocca e non scorre …

Decent device with the exception that it is only engineered for right hand wound springs. The first time I went to use it was on a left hand wound spring and I had to abandon it and use old school methods. Fortunately, most springs are wound right handed. If it had the right yokes it could work fine for all coils.

I managed to compress one spring on to a shock. Upon releasing it would not fully release and was bound up the main post had deformed from the spring pressure. Received today and the packing box is in the background of the photos.

De veer compressor gaat langzaam terug omlaag Als ik blijf pompen en een vriend de schokdemper los maakt is het nog te doen maar ben best ontevreden over het product

Spring collars are to large to fit into offroad type coil overs, maybe ok for car struts. Welds on peddle gave way on second attempt to compress spring, peddle fell of jack handle. typical Chinese mass produced junk! Good idea poorly executed

First off it uses the cheapest hardware (4.8), the adjustable pieces should use pins.. They have pins on the rest!.. SMH. The threads stripped out of the foot pedal with very little torque.. Again, cheap thin tubing that’s threaded. Lastly, when you have a shock in it, it tries to tip over! Why wouldn’t the legs extend out towards the work area? I don’t want to bolt it to my floor, so now I have to make a better pedestal, get pins and weld a nut in the tube. Oh, and the ID of the spring “cups” are too thick. They hit the body of the shock so makes it difficult for a coil over.

I bought this brand new from beavers when I got it everything seem normal assembled. It would use it found out that it didn't have any fluid in it so then I filled up with fluid just to find out that the release valve doesn't work it just stays in the release position the whole time it never pops back out and when I tried to get help, the chat just wanted me to find the order number or look up the webpage URL so that way they could find it. I guess I don't know I guess my description in the model number wasn't good enough and then when I wanted to go to the return he wants a video also, this is absolutely outrageous. When you're in the field you don't have all this extra time to find all this extra BS. I've been relatively happy with most of Vevor products, but this one might make it to where I don't buy from them again.

I bought this because of the price, a quarter of the price for other stand up strut spring compressors. Again, you get what you pay for. Bottle jack failed to have enough power to compress the springs for my Titan XD front springs, 1/2 ton truck. The sliding/rolling bracket for the lower seat, the one attached to the bottle jack, started to dimple the vertical column. as well. I have read where others have gone to HF and purchased another bottle jack, but I fear if I was to push the tool any further a catastrophic failure would occur. I did give 5 stars for price, features and ease of use, just poor materials for the workload it is claiming to be able to handle. I have requested a full refund and they have "generously" only offered me $41 USD back. DO NOT BUY THIS FOR ANYTHING OTHER THAN SMALL CAR, UTV/ATV, ETC. TYPE OF WORK.

This thing exploded on pump four of its first try. Pushed the jack through the insufficient base. These douche bags will drag you through the mud so they don’t have to stand behind their product. Refused to accept return because the box it came in was no good and had been thrown away. I wouldn’t buy a single thing from their catalog.

This piece of equipment failed on the very first try almost taking my finger off. The plunger that allows the pressure to be released would not fully disengage, it engaged sufficiently enough to get good pressure on the strut spring but it disengaged on its own because it wouldn't fully engage because the quality control for the product was insufficient. The plunger would not fully disengage because the paint and machining of the surrounding area did not allow the product function properly. Basically a piece of junk and dangerous. Would not recommend at all. Still trying to get my money back but I'm not sure if customer service is going to get back to me or not. If they don't I guess I can file a lawsuit with the federal court system. Hopefully it doesn't come to that, hopefully they come to their senses and reimburse me my $140.