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So, how does one remove and then reinstall the rubber bushing from the supporting mount? I have a press, but I'm scratching my head about how best to tackle this. Can't seem to find any relevant threads on this topic...
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So, how does one remove and then reinstall the rubber bushing from the supporting mount? I have a press, but I'm scratching my head about how best to tackle this. Can't seem to find any relevant threads on this topic... ![]() Another way of getting them out is using soap and a big screw driver. The screw driver is pushed in between the rubber and the metal and used to lever the rubber out. The press is a much better idea, and for those without a press the assembly will fit in a vise in lieu of the press. |
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