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Trailer arm bushings Help! 200

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posted by  Kenner on  Wed Nov 29 16:29 CST 2006
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Built the tool, got the nerve, went ahead. Driver side went problem free. Had to torch every nut to break them loose but was fine Got the T arm off and took it to my local M/S and they pressed in a new front bushing for me. Installed new spring and shock too. Sweet.
Passenger side is a B####. Torched all the nuts and got the arm off no problem. But the rear bushing won't budge for nothing. I pushed the innards out but man it is seized bad. 1/2" drive impact @120PSI and it doesn't move a bit. I am soaking it overnight in Krown. Tomorrow a yank the exhaust to get a better reach.
Does anyone have ideas for me? I am reluctant to torch it as the e/brake housing is right there and made of plastic and is hard to remove. Should I cut it in half or cut a section out of it and hacksaw it or something. Anyone?
It is turning nasty cold here on Friday so I want to finish tomorrow
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New Trailer arm bushings Help! [200]
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