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| | | | Joined: Jan 2010 Posts: 43 Apprentice | | Apprentice Joined: Jan 2010 Posts: 43 | 1962 1/2 ton - Well, I read up on it, sounded easy enough... just remove the bolt and smack it a few times and POP out it comes! I don't Think so, I spent a good hour hamming away with a 2lb. hammer and NO LUCK! The uppers popped loose pretty easy. I'm trying not to use a Pickle Fork because the ball joints are fine and I don't want to spend $189 ea. to replace them (by tearing up the boots) - just trying to put on my new spindles. DOES ANYBODY HAVE A GOOD METHOD OF GETTING THE LOWER BALL JOINT TO BREAK LOOSE? I have no torch , so I can't really put heat to it.
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