I've been thinking a lot about how to press new bushings in and out of my old A-arms and searching for ways to do it without having to hunt down someone with the original Kent-Moore tool set, or trying to jury-rig my own.
I found a bushing-installer set from Minnesota Pneumatic that purports to do the job:
The description is as follows:
"Remove and install control arm bushings. Includes all adapters. Easily replace press-in type upper control arm bushings on most rear wheel drive Ford, GM and Chrysler vehicles. Mechanical screw power quickly removes the old bushing and installs the new one without damaging the control arm. Includes c-frame, screw assembly, and all adapters and inserts necessary to do the job correctly."
Whaddyou guys think? Look like it'll do the job? Anyone used one? [?]
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Clark in San Diego
'63 F2/Lark Standard
I found a bushing-installer set from Minnesota Pneumatic that purports to do the job:
The description is as follows:
"Remove and install control arm bushings. Includes all adapters. Easily replace press-in type upper control arm bushings on most rear wheel drive Ford, GM and Chrysler vehicles. Mechanical screw power quickly removes the old bushing and installs the new one without damaging the control arm. Includes c-frame, screw assembly, and all adapters and inserts necessary to do the job correctly."
Whaddyou guys think? Look like it'll do the job? Anyone used one? [?]
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Clark in San Diego
'63 F2/Lark Standard
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