Swingarm Bushing Removal Trick (No Press or Puller Needed)

Quick little way to get this done.

[@angelm007]

You've saved people lots of time and effort. Thanks!

[@christophermccartney5833]

This is a fantastic tip and a great video. Thank you for posting this and providing detailed footage of how you did this.

[@sheldonabbey555]

Man I wish my Grom swingarm bushings would come out that easy! Those things had to be pressed in with a 20 ton press originally!

[@rsmacd869]

Great vid man, short, simple , funny and best if all gives the answer. Thanks for posting that .

[@tomkerxhalli1783]

Very nicely done. Quick and painless. You da man!

[@MarkFox]

Best use for Craftsman sockets ever!

[@donwolfjr1]

Awesome!!! Yes, simular has been done, like for bushings in my car, I've done this before but... it still applies here!!! Thanks for the video!!!

[@janmichaeloliveros7607]

this is a great DIY'er tip if you don't have a bushing puller.. thanks for the tip..

[@richperkins5192]

I have a press and this still looks like the way to go! Your the man

[@anglegrinder4630]

22mm hole saw worked for me,all 6 bushing gets everything out even that hard metal sleeve that was IMPOSSIBLE

[@waelesmair6250]

Thanks guys, I have no access to my channel anymore. Wish I did, cause it's wild to see how many people have watched these old videos loool

[@vintagemoto1]

I had to add a little heat to mine but than again they were in there since 1971 . Great tip !!

[@user-xd1dr2fx3m]

Your the man! Just the help I needed, thanks for sharing

[@dublelung1]

Very nice! I've got to try this on my swing arm bushing that's stuck.

[@tejdz1337]

you got any tips if its stuck so hard that a 30 ton press couldnt get it out and i did what you did in the video with a cylinderhead bolt and stripped the threads ? also heated the aluminium close to the melting point

[@ArtDaBarber619]

F@#k yeah! Thanks for the quick tip. Very helpful.

[@kuyajaspertv3533]

Wow brilliant 👍

[@haryetteperez1555]

Nice one idea! Amazing..

[@Not_Yandere_Im_Ayano]

i am just about to try this as the hammer and punch wont look at it . thanks .

[@farrukhsher7018]

very good job

[@satishvasane6812]

Thanks brother from India

[@shawnmahmoudi8705]

Dude $$$$ I have to try this.

[@slimesspeedshoptv]

what size is the socket you used to push the bushing through? I see to clear it on the left its a 7/8th

[@wk390107]

Ingenious.

[@fixityaon9774]

Nice trick. Tks

[@mxbeanz1206]

Brilliant

[@scottme6615]

Nice job tks

[@spadedace]

Genius.

[@danielkolnestrov]

Nice!!!

[@skrivehole]

did you put the new bushing back in same way you took them out?

[@emeraldviking3637]

Sweet👌

[@TheAnigai]

I was hoping for the install of the new ones too tbh.

[@tejdz1337]

just sand the slot down so its a semi slide fit and you wont have any trouble in the future

[@Castilo3]

Smart 🤓

[@Kakunoshin_Niitsu]

Life saver :"v

[@liveandletlive2894]

Neat tip! My swingarm is about 2 1/2 feet wide on my atv, so this ain't gonna work.

[@mzantow2000]

Threaded rod from the hardware store...

[@liveandletlive2894]

@@mzantow2000 ended up getting a beading puller and modifying it. Was a royal pita

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

😁👍🏼🥺🥺🥺🍺🍺🖖🏼🏍

[@hairulhairi1746]

Banyak cakap...lpas tu x tujukan pon btol2 cra pusing dy....tau2 trus kua dh bush tu..