Changing a couple of shackle bushes on my 1983 Land Rover 109. There are easier jobs to do, but it’s more time consuming than difficult – using taper drifts …
Changing a couple of shackle bushes on my 1983 Land Rover 109. There are easier jobs to do, but it’s more time consuming than difficult – using taper drifts …
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Hi we currently tour Africa in a 4×4. Have a look at our blog
http://www.landroverseries.com/ Eric and Alexandra
That’s awful when someone who doesn’t know what they are doing installed a
radio! Now you have to do a bunch of work for their mistake! One nice
thing is it isn’t injected so you don’t have to deal with that mess!
Thanks for the videos..
Hello SteamWally,
Your video is very good. I own an internet site with forum about old
Landy’s and i’m very interrested to translate your video into french (only
the bushes change part).
If you accept to give me the authorization I’ll be very happy because it
will be very usefull for francophone peoples.
cheers
Janfi
@ 2.10 you are opening up the eye, to let the bush just slide in. Isn’t
that cheating. well done mate.
what was your reason for replacing the shackle bushes? just because of age
or you noticed play in them ?
Great video. I was just about to do the bush’s on my 1978 109 ffr and I was
dreading the blow lamp and hacksaw method.