How To Make A Bushing Puller From Scrap

[@fixcar111]

it's late at night,i'm trying to get compliance bushings in a honda pilot,this made my day. i took an old scissor jack and cut the bolt and ends out. i had the bushing installed in two minutes. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@TonyMahlony]

Great! :-)

[@TrueBlueEG8]

I cant fathom why people disliked this, its a fucking good piece of info, and a great idea. I love proper diy solutions to things.

[@AlexEntirely]

Very helpful!!! Saves loads of time and money!

[@703am]

great idea, I'm going to try it ,I have at least 2 of the old scissor jacks that I was going to thrown in the trash , now I just might have some use for them thanks for the idea

[@JJRealife]

Great Video!! I’m off to a salvage yard to scope out an old scissor jack to be able to make this. Just in time to replace and install Energy Suspension Polyurethane bushings in my 14 year old Honda. Thanks TonyMahlony.

[@Nothing-g7e]

Thanks you just saved me buying one good man will try it have one to do tomorrow

[@TonyMahlony]

Did you get anywhere with this?

[@whitepunksonhope1]

Absolutely brilliant , would it remove track control arm bushes as well?

[@TonyMahlony]

It will remove most "stuck" bushings

[@mikeribblevalley6933]

Many thanks very clear instructions great video cheers.

[@Paiadakine]

Nice tool. Thanks for the great discriptive video.

[@danielwhitney1077]

great idea, will be using this on bmw E46 subframe bushes. just need to find some decent pipe!

[@landymark1]

or do what i do use a air hammer with a spike bushes ain't go a chance but it's a good use of a jack that would not use on a landy in any other way

[@roostaraver]

thats a bloody good idea, top job m8

[@sgaws]

Was the handle part of the original jack?

[@AndykSuper2]

Awesome idea! Gonna do this today!!!!! :)

[@tesh0boy]

Very smart! Gonna see if I can do this today, thanks!

[@TonyMahlony]

If you look at this video's description you'll see a link to another video which shows the puller in action

[@elvirakokkolis5987]

Nice idea mate ...thx from south africa

[@TonyMahlony]

+Elvira Kokkolis Thank you - You can see it in action here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3-ZioSKbbqJlc0

[@aaronthomasa]

what a cracking idea i shall use this in the future

[@TonyMahlony]

The jack which the puller was made from has an attached handle

[@scottsimmons5846]

The key to success here is the threaded bar with deeper thread Ive also used old sash clap tread that's deeper and lighter work to use 💪 basic fine thread bar is a game if even possible 😥

[@georgiojansen7758]

super tip thanxs you made my day

[@TonyMahlony]

Good luck, and let me know how you get-on, Tony

[@f150bft]

Just some thought here.....a "bush" is another name for a "shrub". It looks like your installing a "bushing" Other than that its a great idea and a great video.

[@adrianarriaga3121]

Excelente idea, justo estaba en busca de un tornillo de esas caracteristicas para fabricar el mecanismo de montaje y desmontaje de baleros y bujes

[@TonyMahlony]

Thanks for this. Hope you find a jack which will do the job :-)

[@My68Tempest]

sweet I love home made tools, and Bob IS my uncle ha ha

[@steveshea6148]

very excellent!

[@Travisfromoregon]

Great idea!!!!

[@fikriepetersen9595]

Travisfromoregon

[@algonzalez8798]

Use what you have if you can not purchase the proper tools. Good thinking!

[@firebladrider]

You, my friend, are a fucking genius! Top stuff. I'm going to build one right now.

[@Pinkgrenadeboy]

Great bit of improvisation, looks like 4 people either paid £250 to get their bushes changed or spent 6 hours knocking them out with a lump hammer!

[@johngrey9016]

Vids like this make up for all the wretched shite posted on the interweb... Solid intell.. Thanks for the upload..

[@realjiver2]

Brilliant! :)

[@pigdogproductions]

How To & Style!

[@Ronfox5818]

nice

[@TonyMahlony]

Good luck - hope it works for you :-)

[@MrPabsUk]

Is that a Lotus Eclat your next to?

[@TonyMahlony]

+MrPabsUk Afraid not :-)

[@speelksurche]

very good thank you

[@RandomShitUK]

Get in son

[@TonyMahlony]

Thanks Jose . . . but why spend money when there's an old jack lying-around doing nothing? Now you know just how peny-pinching I am :-)

[@homemadetools]

Clever! If you want more subs, feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-)

[@TonyMahlony]

And If I Knew how to do this I'd do it right now! :-)

[@Cupat1]

Good idea but wish you'd shown it doing one

[@TonyMahlony]

Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3-ZioSKbbqJlc0 :-)

[@mariomoves1399]

genius. thanks

[@SGobuck]

Good idea, unfortunately my scissor Jack collapsed and bent while finding the problem. Stock accessory rated 4000lb, for a car that weighs over 4100 wet and loaded. 🤬

[@TonyMahlony]

That's a very good reason to turn it into a bushing puller :)

[@SGobuck]

@@TonyMahlony but it's bent...

[@TonyMahlony]

@@SGobuck I have a big hammer for that kind of problem :)

[@ameehasa5504]

Thank u good idea

[@Dubblesteel]

It would have been cool if we could have seen you using it on a car.

[@TonyMahlony]

Look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3-ZioSKbbqJlc0

[@Dubblesteel]

HeavyLander- Thank you

[@TonyMahlony]

No probs :-)

[@scitzen]

you sir need an award made of cold beer. this will help so many peeps out me included

[@sariffchutoo3434]

Whatt a nice idea

[@ohyeah3750]

Oh I thought you were going to pull a bush [shrub] out. lol. I do like that idea though, to pull a bushing out.

[@MrLmm001]

I thought so to. Funny how this video came out when I was looking up bush removal.

[@asan1137]

oh yeah

[@scottsimmons5846]

The kits are called from suppliers but why pull a buggerd bush I use heat,hammer and chisel if there's rubber in the centre I use a hole saw to cut it out before using heat

[@TonyMahlony]

Doing that way is much more physical work than using a 'puller'