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SwingArm Bushings
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I don’t know if that will work. My 2 ton scares the crap out of me doing those. Seems like it’s the craziest shit I ever pressed with the way my HF press starts groaning.
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Ha. I've lubed the shit out of the rod and just slowly pressed bushings out in the past. I have cheated and used a impact to pull the rod instead of a ratchet. Nothing has yet to shatter..
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I had mine done by a machine shop. I wouldn't recommend doing it with the pull cups. You might be able to get them out that way, but getting the new ones in will be a PITA. The bushings have to be compressed before being inserted into the swing arm.
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I went ahead and bought harborfreight 12 ton press tool for $95. It's not taking much space in my garage. I tried to use a regular press tool and just gave up. Those bushings take tremendous force to work with.
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