Re: LRO: Re: Help with outfitting shop - excuse the cross-post

From: Jim Hall (jimfoo@qwest.net)
Date: Wed May 09 2001 - 10:35:35 EDT

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Both Northern and Harbor Freight have larger presses, up to at least 30
ton, and maybe bigger than that.

Perrone Ford wrote:
>

> I should have made it clear that I don't have a series truck, so my
> needs are probably different than a Series owner. I've heard of
> owners bending or breaking things using 10 ton presses to get out the
> bushings on the A-Arms or Radius arms on our trucks. I have NO desire
> to have those issues.

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