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Nah. Just unbolt the bracket remove the big nut and put it back. If there is a rivet instead of a bolt, cut it out, then put back a bolt at least grade 5 or above. Jack up the front and take the pressure off the arm with a floor jack.
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all you have to do is unbolt the nut off the back of the radius arm, use a comealong and attach one end to the front framerail and the other to the hole in the radius arm and pull the whole arm out of the bracket. after the arm is out of the mount, put on the new bushings. use plenty of lube on the bushings. always use poly bushings. they may squeek a little but they don't wear out. then push on the end of the arm with your feet while a friend slowly releases the comealong. put the rear bushing on the back of the arm and tighten the nut down with a big breaker bar.
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all you have to do is unbolt the nut off the back of the radius arm, use a comealong and attach one end to the front framerail and the other to the hole in the radius arm and pull the whole arm out of the bracket. after the arm is out of the mount, put on the new bushings. use plenty of lube on the bushings. always use poly bushings. they may squeek a little but they don't wear out. then push on the end of the arm with your feet while a friend slowly releases the comealong. put the rear bushing on the back of the arm and tighten the nut down with a big breaker bar.
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all you have to do is unbolt the nut off the back of the radius arm, use a comealong and attach one end to the front framerail and the other to the hole in the radius arm and pull the whole arm out of the bracket. after the arm is out of the mount, put on the new bushings. use plenty of lube on the bushings. always use poly bushings. they may squeek a little but they don't wear out. then push on the end of the arm with your feet while a friend slowly releases the comealong. put the rear bushing on the back of the arm and tighten the nut down with a big breaker bar.
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Hello I am on this site to find out about a truck that i have you might be able to help me find out more info well here is what i have it is a 1974 ford 1 ton with a huge cab it has a fouton couch in the back the driver and passenger seats are captains chairs and they swivel the top of the cab rises above the front seats about 6 inches or so there are windows there that you can see out of it is a really cool looking truck and i've only seen 1 other one like it if you could help me find out more about it i would really apreciate it i am waiting on the pics then i could send you a pic my E mail is frogy_pw@yahoo.com THANK YOU for your help.
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Hello I am on this site to find out about a truck that i have you might be able to help me find out more info well here is what i have it is a 1974 ford 1 ton with a huge cab it has a fouton couch in the back the driver and passenger seats are captains chairs and they swivel the top of the cab rises above the front seats about 6 inches or so there are windows there that you can see out of it is a really cool looking truck and i've only seen 1 other one like it if you could help me find out more about it i would really apreciate it i am waiting on the pics then i could send you a pic my E mail is frogy_pw@yahoo.com THANK YOU for your help.
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Hello I am on this site to find out about a truck that i have you might be able to help me find out more info well here is what i have it is a 1974 ford 1 ton with a huge cab it has a fouton couch in the back the driver and passenger seats are captains chairs and they swivel the top of the cab rises above the front seats about 6 inches or so there are windows there that you can see out of it is a really cool looking truck and i've only seen 1 other one like it if you could help me find out more about it i would really apreciate it i am waiting on the pics then i could send you a pic my E mail is frogy_pw@yahoo.com THANK YOU for your help.
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Hello I am on this site to find out about a truck that i have you might be able to help me find out more info well here is what i have it is a 1974 ford 1 ton with a huge cab it has a fouton couch in the back the driver and passenger seats are captains chairs and they swivel the top of the cab rises above the front seats about 6 inches or so there are windows there that you can see out of it is a really cool looking truck and i've only seen 1 other one like it if you could help me find out more about it i would really apreciate it i am waiting on the pics then i could send you a pic my E mail is frogy_pw@yahoo.com THANK YOU for your help.
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