Simple and economical, Park's HHP-3 Home Mechanic Bearing Cup Press is designed to install all sizes of head cups and one-piece bottom bracket cups.
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Reviewed 9/18/2020
by Glen One N
Concord Township Ohio
Great Value
During the pandemic I�ve done a good bit of home mechanic work for friends. This was my first stab at PF BB. Tool worked flawlessly and appears to be constructed sturdily. I can see where the pro tool may have broader applications and quicker execution but neither were needed in my application
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Reviewed 10/31/2014
by DonWA
Cycling Enthusiast
Palatine, IL
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Simple Design Works Great
I used to tap in bearings using a block of wood and a hammer. This simple tool does the job better and easier without risking damage to the frame.
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Reviewed 7/8/2019
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
minnesota
Great product and fast order and delivery.
perfect out come replacing a BB30 bearing.
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Reviewed 1/8/2017
by mgearing
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland, OR
0 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Great for installing new bearings into Trek BB90 bottom brackets.
If you need to replace Trek BB90 bottom bracket bearings, and want to make sure you don't ruin your frame or new bearings, this tool does the job perfectly. Wish I had purchased this years ago.
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