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3 /16 ” Long Taper Line-Up Punch Tool for Tractor and Equipment Maintenance

Original price was: $12.61.Current price is: $7.94.

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When you’re trying to line up bolt holes on tractor components or implement attachments, a regular punch just won’t cut it. This 12-inch line-up punch gives you the reach and leverage needed to properly align holes in thick steel parts, making those frustrating assembly jobs much easier. The long tapered design lets you gradually push components into perfect alignment without forcing things.

What You’re Getting

  • Extra-long 12-inch length gives you plenty of reach for deep assemblies and hard-to-access areas
  • Precision 3/16-inch tip that tapers over 6 inches for smooth, gradual alignment of bolt holes
  • Black oxide finish resists corrosion and provides better grip when your hands are greasy
  • Heavy-duty Mayhew construction that won’t bend or break under pressure
  • Balanced design that feels comfortable in your hand during extended use

Built for Real Farm Work

This tool shines when you’re working on three-point hitch components, loader attachments, implement hookups, or any heavy steel assembly where bolt holes need to line up perfectly. Whether you’re mounting a new bushhog, aligning PTO shafts, or assembling hydraulic cylinders, this punch helps you get everything positioned right the first time.

Made to Last

Farm work is hard on tools, and this punch is built to handle it. The black oxide coating protects against rust and wear, while the hardened steel construction means it won’t mushroom or bend even when you’re dealing with stubborn, heavy components that don’t want to cooperate.

Good to Know

The long taper makes this different from a regular pin punch—it’s designed to gradually move parts into alignment rather than just driving pins out. Keep it clean and lightly oiled, and it’ll serve you well for years. The 3/16-inch size works for most common tractor bolt holes, but having a few different sizes on hand never hurts.