Thumb Wheel For Pol03

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft thumb wheel for the POL03 polisher.
• Matched to the original speed control layout and fitment.
• Textured edge for secure grip with gloved or bare hands.
• Clear, positive turning action for fine speed adjustments.
• Designed to integrate with the POL03 electronic control unit.
• Durable construction for regular workshop and detailing use.

Benefits

• Brings back smooth, fingertip speed control on the POL03 polisher.
• Improves comfort and control during long polishing sessions.
• Helps you dial in the ideal speed for cutting, polishing and finishing.
• Replaces damaged, worn or missing thumb wheels with a correct-fit spare.
• Keeps the tool looking neat and professional for customer-facing work.

Extra Information

Common signs that the thumb wheel needs replacement include slipping when turned, a loose or wobbly feeling, cracked plastic, missing grip sections or a wheel that has been lost entirely. Without a good thumb wheel, it becomes difficult to repeat a known “favourite” speed setting or to make quick, accurate adjustments on the fly.

The POL03-12 thumb wheel is designed specifically for the Tork Craft POL03 polisher so that the fit on the shaft and alignment with the housing are correct. Using the proper spare helps ensure that the numbers or marks on the control still line up sensibly with your preferred polishing speeds.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When fitting the new thumb wheel, make a quick note of your usual “go-to” settings for cutting, polishing and finishing work. After installation, check that the wheel turns freely through the full range and that it does not rub on the housing. Test the polisher with no load and slowly sweep the thumb wheel from low to high to confirm smooth, even speed changes before getting back to work on customer vehicles or projects.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before working on the controls or housing.
• Ensure the thumb wheel is properly seated and secured before use.
• Do not operate the tool if the speed control feels loose, sticks or skips settings.
• After reassembly, test speed changes with no load before returning the tool to normal work.
• If you are unsure about disassembly or reassembly, use a qualified technician or an approved service centre.