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Just do one at a time and refit it. Seen a few bugger things up take both off don’t line up right after.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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What polys? I was thinking of those Merkin ones who's name slips my mind at the mo, proflex? Used them on my tratter pan hard rod and was impressed thus far, pricey though.
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You guys are all mad
Insist of having air springs due to the ‘extreme comfort’ of slamming it to floor with the touch of a button, then swap all bushes with hard squeaky bits
Insist of having air springs due to the ‘extreme comfort’ of slamming it to floor with the touch of a button, then swap all bushes with hard squeaky bits
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Only the anti "tipping building" bar bushesYou guys are all mad
Insist of having air springs due to the ‘extreme comfort’ of slamming it to floor with the touch of a button, then swap all bushes with hard squeaky bits
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Nearly finished... Just got to take this bugger back to its owner and I'm done... Then shopping and dropping by the hospital to see Mrs Piercy and give her some clothes and stuff.
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Oh Jack reread my post,I said only the axle end bushes of the radius arms not ALL.You guys are all mad
Insist of having air springs due to the ‘extreme comfort’ of slamming it to floor with the touch of a button, then swap all bushes with hard squeaky bits
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'one' wishes to 'waft' along not bounce like a tratterer.You guys are all mad
Insist of having air springs due to the ‘extreme comfort’ of slamming it to floor with the touch of a button, then swap all bushes with hard squeaky bits
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Kin'ell still trying to get the radius arm off
Flossie
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On me tratter, slitting disc in a grinder between axle bracket and bush, is that possible on a 38?
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That's not the issue, getting the nut off the rear is problematic!!
Oh and when nyloc say nuts are multi use.. bollox!!
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That's why new nuts and bolts. Just grind the sods off. After 20 years everything will be solid.
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Are the nuts standard metric or, like me tratter, unf stuff here and there?
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I used a metric socket and an AF spanner (because it was longer)
Didn't like the idea of cutting the nut off for fear of damaging the thread on the radius arm!! Plus i didn't see any nuts on the island website
so they need to be reused at least for now. Got some thread lock until i get new nuts
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Finally got the radius arm off! Hurrah!! Now to try and get the old bushes out.
Really not looking forward to doing the other side! I'm any case that will now have to be next weekend at the earliest!
Really not looking forward to doing the other side! I'm any case that will now have to be next weekend at the earliest!
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Yup, personally I used a reciprocating hacksaw.
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Good clean up with a wire brush, plenty of penetrating oil,the correct socket and a long cracker bar, taught mine who was the daddy.
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I've got a 3 foot breaker which i refer to as the Boss plus a few rather long spanners. Still effing tight right up to the last half turn of the thread. Stopped for a breather when the spanner got warmGood clean up with a wire brush, plenty of penetrating oil,the correct socket and a long cracker bar, taught mine who was the daddy.
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That's your problem, don't stop when the nuts hot it'll cool and get a grip of the thread again.
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Haha the spanner was getting uncomfortableThat's your problem, down stop when the nuts hot it'll cool and get a grip of the thread again.
