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Guys
Trying to knock up a tool to remove the bushes in Wishbones etc. Rob has written an article on the Griffith Pages and has attached a picture/details of the tool he knocked up to do it. however I cannot open the picture that simply says "{mosimage".
Can anyone advise on how to access the file or alternatively put me in touch with Rob?
Thanks
Ian
Trying to knock up a tool to remove the bushes in Wishbones etc. Rob has written an article on the Griffith Pages and has attached a picture/details of the tool he knocked up to do it. however I cannot open the picture that simply says "{mosimage".
Can anyone advise on how to access the file or alternatively put me in touch with Rob?
Thanks
Ian
This is the one I used earlier this year, worked a treat as it is, though when I get round to it there could be a couple of minor improvments i could make.

Bought a piece of mild steel of e-bay and got a mate with a lathe to turn it up.
You then need 10mm dia High Tensile stud iron with few nuts and washers.
Cheers,
Simon.

Bought a piece of mild steel of e-bay and got a mate with a lathe to turn it up.
You then need 10mm dia High Tensile stud iron with few nuts and washers.
Cheers,
Simon.
Trust me, that's better than my drawing
Mine was a fraction beefier but I like things over engineered 
Here's the original fag packet sketch...

And it deployed


The important things are to use very high tensile nuts and threaded bar (can't remember if I had 8 or 10 grade, the higher the better) and to keep everything clean and greased.
Mine was a fraction beefier but I like things over engineered 
Here's the original fag packet sketch...
And it deployed

The important things are to use very high tensile nuts and threaded bar (can't remember if I had 8 or 10 grade, the higher the better) and to keep everything clean and greased.
Sorry guys, I'm having trouble moving stuff over from the old site due to that being hacked , can't even get the old name to point at the newer one at the moment.. So all I got online at the mo is here www.tvrgriffith.com . Hopefully will get on with it a bit more now the nights are drawing in 
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