POWERBUILT 648604 upper control arm bushing service kit tool review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a tool review, and how to, with clips of removing and installing bushings with upper control arms that use an upper control arm shaft, and removal, and replacement of lower control arm bushings. Looks like the same set as OTC 7068
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Thank you! You're one of the only people that made an actual video on how to use that damn tool. On my list to buy. Thanks again!
Thank you for your AWESOME review video. Not only a good review, but an awesome demo and showing the tool in action.
I bought the very same kit shortly after watching this video.
Lastnight, pressed out the old bushings within minutes and no blood was shed.
THANK YOU!!!
welcome!!!
Thanks for the fantastic demo. I purchased this same set after watching this video.. thank you so much
😁
Thank you! I’m sold!!
Very helpful video. Not too much blah blah, direct to the point. Thank you so much.
Rented this tool from Advance last week. Worked like a champ!
Thank you very much for your video. I own an 03 Tacoma and was dreading using other methods to remove and replace upper and lower control arm bushings. I am buying a used set from Amazon. I will let you know if it works or not.
Thanks for the great tool demo. Good to se a tool demo from someone who knows what they are doing. Ordering the kit now, 67 Impala is going to get some new bushings.
Thanks for the video. You gave an outstanding demo of how to properly use the tool
awesome tutorial, no BS...straight to the point with some handy tricks for good measure...thanks for sharing
That's a nice tool, Rick. Id keep it too. Also, they continue to put the sticker on the wrong side of the case.
I took the sticker off
Great tool! Gonna have to get one.
Btw, the accent tells me your a good bit closer to the Canadian border than this Buckeye! Your accent brings back memories of family get togethers with our
Minnes-oh-tans. :-)
Love your videos.
Awesome video! Exactly what I was looking for as a buyer. Was looking for something like this to use on a C3 corvette upper a-arm. I can put away my air chisel now.
Thanks!
Thanks for making this video, I just bought one of these kits after puzzling over a hydraulic press at the weekend and deciding to research it more before I tried. This stopped me from potentially screwing up an expensive set of Nolathane bushings!
Saudações desde Portugal. Obrigado pelo video recebi há pouco o kit só falta experimentar, mas com a explicação fica mais fácil. Great job
Yes sir, that is a very nice tool . . . Ok Bye !
Thanks dude. . . from Northern St. Louis County
Omg thank you! I guess I didn't know I could try to install without an attachment on the open C end and I was getting upset that my bushing was running into the tool because I didn't know what the hell I was doing 😆
Looks to be a great tool. I have one that I bought years ago but I still have not used it
Great Video! You made a tough job look easy.
Great demo. Thanks for sharing
Perfect 👌😍
How many seconds did you use the torch on the bolt? About 30 to 40?
@@dariusdise a bunch of seconds.
You just caught the parts store in a lie they told you it was never used but there was dirt in the threads of the press.
No. It was an unopened package.
@@RustBeltAuto oh I thought in your video you said the threads had debris in them either way good video nice job.
@@robpaul7900 it came the way it did new, in an unopened package.
Nice tool..how much did it cost?
I dont answer how much, how long type questions.
Rick doesn’t talk money. This was a sponsor.
@@RustBeltAuto No Sake for you!!
@@dmccarty1006 next time someone asks me how much, I will just tell them to google it. Then I will get my own Sake.
@@RustBeltAuto XD XD
What is the tool you used in between the bushings?
It was either the control arm, or the rest of the tool.
YOU GOT WEIRD AT THE END
You just modify the tour
Tell me NOT...!
Next time you silicon paste