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Old 12-15-2013, 02:12 PM
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Big subframe bushings removed

Well the big ones came out nicely on the hydraulic press





...so long as there's a bit of penetrating oil.

Because the edges of the subframe were a bit in danger - a bit on the edge - on the frame of the press I didn't exceed one metric ton on the gauge.

This trick didn't work on the small bushings - the BMX stunt pegs I was using as pushing pieces just went straight through the rubber part pushing the aluminium insert all the way through => doh!

Different solution will be made shortly...
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