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Leaf Spring Bushing Remove I Made
Hey guys,
Alot of guys were telling me it wasn't going to work and I was wasting my time and money, well im a hard head and am always out to prove people wrong, Kind of get off on it. So I figured I would show you the Leafspring bushing remover tool I made, Spent less then 1 minute per bushing taking them out. I know a lot of people burn them out then take a hacksaw to the metal sleeve. That wasn't going to work for me, I didnt like the idea of melting rubber in the garage. I wanted to get a video so you guys could see just how fast it was but didnt have a cameraman handy! Bought all the stuff from my work to do this.. 2x6" Nipple 2" Coupling 2"-1" Reducer 1"-1/2" Reducer 1/2" Threaded Rod 1/2" Nuts 1/2" Washers Cut up the handle of a shucks jack for a spacer. http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/x...C/IMAG0126.jpg http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/x...C/IMAG0124.jpg Hell of a lot cheaper then paying a shop to do it. 25$s with my employee discount. |
Re: Leaf Spring Bushing Remove I Made
Oh, And my truck doesnt squeak anymore!
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Re: Leaf Spring Bushing Remove I Made
nice i love homemade tool that work. Good job
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Re: Leaf Spring Bushing Remove I Made
Whoops, Never put how it works.. Basically its like a ball joint press, threaded rod goes through the bushing and through the hole in the reducer, washer then nut on that end. On the other side it was bushing-washers-spacer-washer-nut.
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