Tool tray Park Tool for PRS-2 and PRS-3 07001476

Name: Tool tray Park Tool for PRS-2 and PRS-3
Brand: Park Tool
SKU: 07001476
Price: 143.00 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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143€

Park Tool PRS‑TT‑1 Deluxe Tool and Work Tray is a professional work stand designed for mounting on Park Tool service stands from the PRS‑2 and PRS‑3 series. It provides convenient and organized access to tools, small parts, lubricants, and consumables during bicycle repair or maintenance.

The tray is made from highly durable materials and is equipped with multiple compartments, including deep slots for small parts, tool holders, and an integrated magnetic section that prevents the loss of small items. Its design is compatible with professional Park Tool service stands and offers stability and convenience during intensive use.

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The PRS‑TT‑1 is designed for professional workshops and home mechanics who use Park Tool stands and need an optimally organized workspace. It is ideal for repairs, adjustments, component replacements, or complete bicycle maintenance.

Designed for mounting on Park Tool PRS‑2 and PRS‑3.
Suitable for professional service environments with heavy use.

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Regularly clean off grease and metal dust.
Check the attachment to the stand before use.

Do not overload compartments with heavy tools that are not designed for them.

Can it be used with stands other than Park Tool?

It is not recommended — the mount is specially designed for PRS‑2 and PRS‑3.
Is it suitable for heavy tools?

Yes, the construction is sturdy, but distribute the weight evenly.
Does the stand have a rotating mechanism?

No — it locks firmly to the service stand for maximum stability.