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how to fix bent radius arm mount.
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02 Sep 2013 15:47 - 03 Sep 2013 11:06 #81892
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02 Sep 2013 16:05 - 03 Sep 2013 16:35 #81895
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That's something I wouldn't expect to see bent. :blink: I was looking at the radius arm. :blush: I actually messed up my hand permanently trying to free off one of those bushes on an SJ. I was using a club hammer. I'd probably try a very, very large stilson and if it is far enough round then a 7" vice.
Replied by helijohn on topic Ive bent it, any ideas?
jonesyba420 wrote: I did this a while back crossing over a metal irrigation pipe that was across a lane!!!
ive tried the obvious hitting it with a hammer with no success as its a bugger to get to so anyone got any ideas that a DIY mechanic with limited resorces could try??
That's something I wouldn't expect to see bent. :blink: I was looking at the radius arm. :blush: I actually messed up my hand permanently trying to free off one of those bushes on an SJ. I was using a club hammer. I'd probably try a very, very large stilson and if it is far enough round then a 7" vice.
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02 Sep 2013 16:16 #81897
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Replied by jonesyba420 on topic Ive bent it, any ideas?
i know but then alot of people fit radius arm mount guards so i guess its actually a weak point. is j999pre on here? would mean cutting it off the chassis then welding a replacement on which is beyond me 
i want to fit www.offroad-armory.com/store/index.php?r...20_75&product_id=240 but cant untill ive straightened it out.

i want to fit www.offroad-armory.com/store/index.php?r...20_75&product_id=240 but cant untill ive straightened it out.
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02 Sep 2013 16:17 - 02 Sep 2013 16:19 #81898
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Replied by JerseyJimny on topic Ive bent it, any ideas?
My drivers side has the problem... Solution?
Hammer
Prybar
Elbow grease
It will bend back
If all else fails apply heat and repeat
Hammer
Prybar
Elbow grease
It will bend back

If all else fails apply heat and repeat
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02 Sep 2013 16:18 #81899
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Replied by markyp2000 on topic Ive bent it, any ideas?
Try an ajustable spanner NOT adjustable pliers may be worth dropping the arm out or HIT it with a HAMMER dont tikkle it with a hammer
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02 Sep 2013 16:27 #81900
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Replied by jonesyba420 on topic Ive bent it, any ideas?
jerseyjimny: how would a prybar help? theres nothing to lever against?
Markyp2000:i will try an adjustable spanner, and ive tried WHACKING the shit out of it with a hammer with no results. no tickling was involved am a pretty strong lad :laugh: what do i need to do to drop the arm down?
its the driver side front.
Markyp2000:i will try an adjustable spanner, and ive tried WHACKING the shit out of it with a hammer with no results. no tickling was involved am a pretty strong lad :laugh: what do i need to do to drop the arm down?
its the driver side front.
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