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Thoughts on TABs 200

posted by  Erling on  Fri Nov 3 21:01 CST 2006
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I'd say it would work. I wouldn't say it would be easier though, not if they aren't totally rusted in place or act up for other reasons. You will need The Tool for installing the new bushings anyway, and normally the old ones will press out without too much hassle. Admittedly with some force, but still.

I had to put The Tool aside on one occasion and reach for the angle grinder (for the center part) and a hammer and chisel (to collapse the pieces left in the brackets). It was definitely not easier.



Good luck, whatever method you choose!

Erling.
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