POLISHER SERVICE KIT SPINDLE LOCK COMP. (17-19) FOR POL05

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft spindle lock service kit for the POL05 polisher.
• Includes split lock washer, self-locking pin spring and lock pin (items 17–19).
• Correct dimensions and profiles to match the original POL05 lock mechanism.
• Spring steel components for reliable tension and long service life.
• Precisely shaped lock pin tip for positive engagement with the gearbox.
• Supplied as a matched set to simplify servicing and ensure proper operation.

Benefits

• Restores dependable spindle locking for easy backing pad and accessory changes.
• Reduces the risk of the lock slipping or failing to engage properly.
• Improves user confidence and safety during everyday polishing work.
• Protects the gear and housing by engaging at the correct depth and position.
• Extends the life of the spindle lock assembly at very low cost.
• Kit format ensures all related wear parts are renewed at the same time.

Extra Information

Typical signs that the spindle lock components need attention include a button that feels “mushy”, a lock that only catches in certain positions, a pad that still turns while the lock is pressed, or a lock pin that does not spring back fully when released. In some cases, springs or washers may be missing after a previous repair, leaving the mechanism incomplete.

The POL05-SK01 kit is designed specifically for the Tork Craft POL05 rotary polisher, so the spring tension, pin length and washer size all match the original design. Using the correct matched components helps the lock system behave as intended and makes pad changes fast and predictable in busy panel shops and detailing bays.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When rebuilding the spindle lock with the POL05-SK01 kit, clean any compound dust and old grease out of the lock bore and surrounding area first. Lightly lubricate the new pin, assemble the spring and washer in the correct order, then test the action with the tool unplugged by pressing the lock and rotating the spindle by hand – it should engage positively and spring back smartly every time before you put the polisher back into service.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before working on the spindle lock or changing pads.
• Allow the tool to come to a complete stop before engaging the spindle lock.
• Ensure the new pin and spring move freely and return fully before use.
• Do not operate the polisher if the lock does not engage positively or fails to release properly.
• If you are unsure about strip-down or reassembly, have the repair carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.