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Re: ford truck- radius arm bushing???
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Posted by John A. on December 07, 2004 at 07:21:34 from (65.161.170.56):
In Reply to: ford truck- radius arm bushing??? posted by BLW on December 07, 2004 at 06:44:53:
BLW, First place your truck behide a truck or tractor, post, whatever.
1..Now jack up the truck.
2..Remove lower shock bolt.
3..Remove radioud arm nut, washer and rear rubber bushing.
4..jack the the truck somemore so the Twin I assembly hangs as low as possible.
5..Wrap a small chain around the twin I beam out near thee spindle, (note don't get into the brake lines or other things that might be damaged.
6.. a fix a Come-a-long to the tractor, truck, post in front of the truck you are working on.
7..Hook the hook of the Come-a-long to the small chain on the twinI assembly.
8..take up the slack in the cable. pull the twinI assembly forward till the threads of the radious arm clear the mount.
9..remove the old front part of the bushing. Then install the new bushing.
10.. Reverse this process.
Hope this helps.
Later,
John A.
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