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rear radiuse arms

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clbarclay:
Of all the tools in a workshop an oxy-acetaline tourch is the most difficult to replce by any other tool, its a bit like WD40 but can also stick metal together 8) .

Range Rover Blues:
If the bolt has stuck into the bush (oftne ends up with that smack in the teeth you suffered) then your best bet is saw/grind though the bolt head and nut as close a possible to the bracket then lever the bracket apart to release what's left of the bolt.

thumbs:
i had to cut mine off, no chance was they comeing out.

hobbit:
If you are down to cutting the bolt away from the bush, an air saw is great, you can do it with a hand pad saw, takes a lot longer though

You can get the saw through the gap between the bracket and arm

If you have enough room a reciprocating electric saw may do the job, but use good quality hacksaw blades whichever tool you use, it makes all the difference, a bit of lubricant will stop over heating (wd40 etc)

I used the air saw on a self leveller piston on the back axle of the hybrid (rangy) that was about1 1/2 inches thick, took about 45 mins

You may be able to get an angle grinder with a metal cutting disk down the gap but you may take some of the betal off the arm or bracket that way

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