Polisher S/kit Gear & Bearing Comp (2-13) For Pol02

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft service kit for the POL02 wool bonnet polisher.
• Includes selected gear and bearing components corresponding to items 2–13.
• Parts matched to the original POL02 gear train and support layout.
• Helps restore smooth, positive power transfer from motor to backing pad.
• Designed to handle continuous polishing and compounding duties.
• Ideal for full mechanical services on hard-working POL02 machines.

Benefits

• Reduces noise, vibration and rough running associated with worn gears and bearings.
• Helps the backing pad and bonnet run true, improving surface finish quality.
• Extends the usable life of the polisher instead of replacing the whole tool.
• Using a complete kit saves time compared to sourcing individual loose parts.
• Genuine components maintain the original feel and balance of the POL02.

Extra Information

Typical signs that the gear and bearing components need attention include rumbling noises, noticeable play on the spindle, excessive heat at the front of the tool or a polisher that no longer feels as smooth as it did when new. The POL02-SK03 kit has been assembled to address these common wear points together, making it easier to carry out a thorough repair rather than piecemeal fixes.

During a full mechanical service, it is also a good idea to inspect the stator, armature, brushes, cable and switch. Combining electrical and mechanical checks with genuine POL02 spares helps keep your wool bonnet polisher reliable and productive in both professional and home workshops.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When fitting new gears and bearings, clean out all old grease and debris from the housing before reassembly, then apply a suitable fresh grease sparingly to the gear teeth where recommended. After reassembly, run the POL02 with no load at a lower speed first to confirm smooth operation before returning it to full-duty polishing work.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or working on internal parts.
• Allow the machine to cool down fully before handling gears and bearings.
• Ensure all components are correctly seated and lubricated before final assembly.
• Refit all covers, guards and screws properly and test the tool under no load before use.
• If you are not confident with mechanical repairs, have the service carried out by a qualified technician or approved service centre.