Auto Glass Tools - Equalizer®

Footloose™ Rubber Gasket Release Tool

IP BDA251

$48.00

Many vehicles have large, rubber-set windshields. The common method to remove these windshields is to put your feet against the glass and push while releasing the rubber gasket with a hook tool. The problem with this is the distance can be so great that you cannot push out and use a hook tool to release the gasket at the same time.

To use Footloose™, hook the tip over the pinchweld, push gently outward, and release the rubber gasket. Rubber-set back glasses can be even more annoying than windshields because there is no easy way to get the leverage to push them out. Footloose™ puts the necessary pressure on the back glass so you can release the gasket.

Rubber Gasket Cleaner

IP RGC751

$12.00

Rubber gaskets are still being used on many vehicles, especially heavy construction equipment. Cleaning these gaskets have always been a problem but Equalizer has solved this with the rubber gasket cleaner. To use the gasket cleaner, place the blade on the gasket and pull it toward you. The blade is sharpened on the end and on both sides so it will clean glass and old sealant out of the gasket with one easy pulling motion. The unique design of the RGC751 keeps your hands clear of the glass.

Made in the USA.

Self-Locking Rubber Gasket Tool

IP PT697

$16.00

Self-locking rubber gaskets are still used on many pieces of equipment and are used extensively in construction equipment. It can be difficult to fold the self-locking rubber into the locking part. Our locking tool works in two ways. First, it rolls the locking part over and second, the rounded tip on the tool forces the locking part into the receiver side of the rubber gasket.

Made in the USA.

Self-Locking Rubber Gaskets Tool

IP MQ1292

$12.00

With curved steel shaft. Many people use a screwdriver or windshield stick to push the self-locking part of a rubber gasket into the locking channel. The problem is most screwdrivers have sharp edges and with a windshield stick it is difficult to get the pressure you need. The curved polished steel will slide the locking rubber in easily and the ergonomic handle will give you plenty of leverage.

Self-Locking Rubber Gaskets Tool

IP MR1293

$12.00

With a round steel ball on the end, this is the same tool as the MQ1292 but with a small round steel ball on the end. Once the steel ball is inserted down into the rubber gasket it is very difficult for it to come out. If it should slip out of the gasket there is less of a chance you will scratch the paint of the vehicle you are working on.

Pigtail for Self-Locking Rubber Gasket Tool

IP RFE39

$11.00

The curved pigtail end of the tool is most useful when the self-locking rubber is not very old and still a little stubborn. Made of cast aluminum with steel ends. Each end is held in place by a hex screw and therefore easily removable if it becomes damaged.

Straight End for Self-Locking Rubber Gaskets Tool

IP RFS40

$10.00

The straight end works great when the self-locking part goes into place easily. Made of cast aluminum with steel ends. Each end is held in place by a hex screw and therefore easily removable if it becomes damaged.

Rope Insert Tool

IP RT752

$17.00

We all use small ropes to “rope in” rubber gaskets. This handy tool is designed to ease the rope under the lip and seat it in the groove of the gasket. How many times have you rammed a piece of glass in your finger while putting the rope in a rubber gasket or had the rope fall out because it wasn’t inserted properly? You will no longer have these problems with the rope insert tool. Comes with a sturdy rope that will reach around the largest rubber gasket.

Made in the USA.