snowdust
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Wondering how others are changing bushings. There is not much of a lip to tap them out. I don't see a tool you can buy but maybe there is something out there??
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I went with completely new rollers from TP.Wondering how others are changing bushings. There is not much of a lip to tap them out. I don't see a tool you can buy but maybe there is something out there??
1000mi on them and no issues.
ROCKERDAN
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Same here, stockers trashed by 600 miles but the TP held up for 4000 looking perfect.I went with completely new rollers from TP.
1000mi on them and no issues.
snowdust
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Looks like Thunder products makes a tool. https://thunderproductsclutching.com/product/clutch-bushings-pivot-pin/
KnappAttack
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Use a socket to pound then out, doesn't take much. Then just press in the new ones. Don't need a tool at all.
Byam
TY 4 Stroke Guru
One side for roller and the other for weight. Always easier whit the right tool.
snowdust
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Good idea with the washers. Trying to get my vice just the right opening is tough with such a small lip on the rollers.
Big_Phil
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A Vice with a small socket works well for me.
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