how do i remove the sleeves for the pins on a bobtach

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jazmor

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i have a s130 and im trying to replace the pins and sleeves that go through the radius arms into the bobtach just not sure how to go about removing the sleeves out of the bobtach
 
you can try a slide hammer if you have it and the right arms for it , the quickest easiest way I have found is to burn two slices through the bushing and split it , remove the pieces with pliers
 
you can try a slide hammer if you have it and the right arms for it , the quickest easiest way I have found is to burn two slices through the bushing and split it , remove the pieces with pliers
The slide hammer way works really well. I weld the end of the slide hammer to the inside of the bushing and tap it out.
 
The slide hammer way works really well. I weld the end of the slide hammer to the inside of the bushing and tap it out.
I used Tazza's method. However, I didn't have a slide hammer so I used the old tapered pin and a piece of threaded rod to make one. The pin has a through hole and had plenty of mass to tap the bushing out.
 
I used Tazza's method. However, I didn't have a slide hammer so I used the old tapered pin and a piece of threaded rod to make one. The pin has a through hole and had plenty of mass to tap the bushing out.
Essentially mine is the same as that. An old piece of steel at about 1-2KG with a hole in the middle. A bar with a stopper welded to the end. Works a treat.
I just weld the bar to the bushing pull it out, cut the end of the rod off and weld it to the next bushing. When the bar gets too short, i weld another one up, simple and cheap.
 
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