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Wishbone front bush removal tool

Started by Andy A, 17 March 2018, 21:15:57

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Andy A

Can any one recommend a cheap tool to remove the front wishbone bushes so I can replace with Powerflex?

The wishbones are new ATP as recommended.

Thanks

Andy

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Remove the rubber with either a blowtorch or drilling lots of holes in it. Remove the metal sleeve with a hacksaw.
Its weird being the same age as old people !

Nick W

I have one:





but it's cobbled together out of Scrapbinium and a bearing puller set.


If you're only doing a pair of wishbones, butcher the old bushes out by drilling the rubber as much as you can, then carefully cut the sleeves out with a hacksaw. I can still smell the only rubber bush I tried burning out, and that wasn't even this century. Cutting them will take less time too.

Doctor Gollum

A suitably sized hole saw makes short work of the core, then use a decent hacksaw to slice the outer tube :y
Onanists always think outside the box.

biggriffin

Hacksaw, drill, and pry bar.

Drill alround the bush, pry out the inner, then hacksaw thro the steel (sleeve) just stopping before you cut into wish bone, then pry out the sleeve(bush) clean up then put ya powerflex in with  some copper slip.
Hoof'land storeman.

Andy A

Thanks all I guess its a quick and cheap way of doing it.  :y

Tick Tock

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Tick Tock

Omega 2.5 V6 Facelift Estate.

biggriffin

Hoof'land storeman.

grifter

Hammer out bush with big socket/drift then hacksaw the collar

Vega

Me to.
No drilling
No hacksaw
Done in 5 min


Andy A

What size socket or a circular saw blade would I need for the job.

Thanks

Doctor Gollum

Onanists always think outside the box.

Andy A

I'll get that done this weekend if have time and weather permitting.  :y