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Posted by Farmallkid From Ont, on March 17, 2005 at 15:09:40 from (209.216.154.176):
Man o man!!!! My M seat was moving side to side, so i got some new bushings to put in. So i took the pivot rod out got it all cleaned up and put it back, got the new rubbers on and tried to put it back on. If you push it back in, then the bushings rub against the metal and roll out. They stick out a bit, i think they are supposed to. if not then i got the wrong one's. Spent 2 hours of trying to get it in. So i just put one new one in and one old one. but it still sways. I got rammy and started hammerin, so i screwed the pivot rod, got one ordered. How the heck do you guys get them in? Just might have to bring it to the shop and let them do it. But i dont feel like spending $50+ on just getting then bushings in!
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