Katool KT Auto Body Frame Puller and Straightener - 222
What our Experts Think
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Heavy‑duty frame pulling & straightening solution for collision repair shops
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Robust steel construction built for repeat, high‑strength use
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Precise alignment control helps restore vehicle frames to spec
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Compatible with a wide range of car, truck & SUV frames
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Easy‑to‑operate design reduces setup time and increases workshop efficiency
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Ideal for both professional body shops and serious restoration projects
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Enhances accuracy and safety when correcting structural damag
Q&A
Q: What is this tool used for?
A: It’s a compact auto body frame puller & straightener designed for minor frame alignment, dent pulling, and panel reshaping in collision repair.
Q: How much pulling power does it deliver?
A: The KT‑222 generates up to 50 kN (≈11,240 lbs) of hydraulic pushing force for precise and controlled pulling.
Q: Can one person operate it?
A: Yes — its lightweight, compact design (about 143 lbs) allows single‑operator use without assistance.
Q: Does it need air compressors or external power?
A: No — it uses a manual hydraulic hand pump and works independently without an air source or external power.
Q: What’s included with the machine?
A: It comes with a pulling tower, hydraulic hand pump, 3.5 m chain with hook, and six‑claw pulling hooks.
Q: What are the dimensions?
A: Approx. 39.6″ (L) × 25.6″ (W) × 35.4″ (H) — compact for small shops or mobile use.
Q: What repairs is it best for?
A: Ideal for minor body corrections, small frame misalignments, and panel reshaping where large frame racks aren’t practical.
Q: What safety/precision features does it have?
A: It uses a saw‑tooth chain system for adjustable, balanced pulling force and a long stroke to cover wider repair areas.
Q: Who should use it?
A: Perfect for collision shops, mobile techs, and DIY enthusiasts needing a portable straightener.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect all bolts, pins, and fasteners before use
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Lubricate pivot points and moving joints regularly
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Check hydraulic hoses and fittings for leaks or wear
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Ensure hydraulic oil level is maintained per manufacturer guidelines
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Wipe down rails and surfaces to remove debris and contaminants
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Test gauges and pressure controls for proper operation
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Store equipment in a clean, dry area when not in use
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Tighten adjustable stops and clamps periodically
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Replace worn adapters or attachments promptly
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Keep a maintenance log to track service history