Polisher S/kit Gear Box Housing & Screws (14/15) For Pol02

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft service kit for the POL02 wool bonnet polisher.
• Includes replacement gear box housing and mounting screws (items 14 and 15).
• Housing matches the original POL02 casting and fitment points.
• Provides correct support and protection for the front drive components.
• Helps maintain smooth running and pad alignment under load.
• Ideal for restoring damaged or cracked front housings on busy polishers.

Benefits

• Restores structural integrity at the nose of the POL02 polisher.
• Reduces play, rattles and vibration caused by a worn or broken housing.
• Helps the backing pad and bonnet run true for a better surface finish.
• Supports longer tool life by keeping gears and bearings correctly aligned.
• Using genuine POL02-SK02 spares simplifies future fault-finding and servicing.

Extra Information

Common signs that the gear box housing and screws may need attention include visible cracks, damaged screw threads, oil or grease leaking from the nose, or a noticeable movement between the motor body and front housing. Replacing these parts with the dedicated POL02-SK02 kit brings the front of the machine back to the original fit and feel.

When you repair the gear box housing, it is a good opportunity to inspect the gears, bearings, spindle lock and backing pad as part of a full front-end service. Cleaning out old compound and dust, then re-greasing where recommended, helps keep the polisher running smoothly for professional detailing and workshop work.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When refitting the new gear box housing, tighten the mounting screws evenly in a criss-cross pattern to seat the housing squarely on the motor body. Do a quick test with the machine unplugged by rotating the spindle by hand to check for smooth movement before powering up. If the polisher has suffered a heavy impact, also inspect the backing pad and bonnet for damage before returning the tool to service.

Specifications

Safety

• Always disconnect the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or working on the front end.
• Allow the tool to cool down completely before handling internal components.
• Ensure all mating surfaces are clean and correctly seated before tightening the screws.
• Refit all covers, guards and screws properly before testing the machine.
• If you are unsure about disassembly or reassembly, have the repair performed by a qualified technician or approved service centre.