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#18039 02/08/2004 11:26 PM | Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 86 Wrench Fetcher | | Wrench Fetcher Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 86 | Just finished doing that on my '59. I used a Ball joint Pickel fork to remove the shackels and then a ~ 20" breaker bar and socket to get the bolts to move. It some force but they moved with just hand power.
The bushings were another thing! I bought Harbor Freight's "3-IN-1 Service Kit" Model 38335 and a 5/8" socket(if I remember right) This is a big "C" clamp with a hole in it. The bushing popped and squeeled but came out with the breaker bar and socket.
When I put the new bushings in, I put them in the freezer overnight first and used the 3-IN-1 to press them in. That was very easy.
The rear I used the same system. It was a very good value for the $40.00 I spent.
Hope this helps.
John Atherton
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