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Pitman Arm removal 444-544

posted by  phonemanjames on  Wed Nov 16 11:27 CST 2022
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Thanks Derek, but this is an "off the shelf" variety that doesn't fit very well. too static whereas I need something a bit more dynamic in terms of adjustment.

I found a couple on EBAY that show potential. I have messages in to both the sellers for specific dimensions.

One would think that since it came off before, it would be easy to take off again. Just the opposite, or perhaps it was my brute strength that did it...............






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