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I have new tie rods coming in on friday and I'm not in a financial position to spend $40 on a tool I'll only use once. I live in Eagle Mountain and work in Orem, also willing to travel between SLC and spanish fork.
You don't need a $40 special tool. A simple pickle fork style separator works fine since you are replacing the tie rods with new. They can be rented from Autozone or O'reilly. I did mine this way on Sunday.
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