Where is the plastic bushing that the first step of the instructions reference? Is there a customer support number for the manufacture?
1345001
I'm not sure what you mean by plastic bushing. I do know that this is a hard to see plastic wrapping on the metal plate that had to be pulled off. That plastic film was there so the plate didn't get scratched during shipping. As far as bushings go mine were metal. The only plastic piece i remember was the light socket, the piece you screw the light bulb into. The metal bushing slipped over the light socket.
642000
Sorry, can't help you. I too found the website and the instructions confusing. Also, what I got in the mail turned out not to be the complete set required for installation, so I returned the piece I got rather than order additional parts.
1091671
The bushing is molded to the engine support. You need to replace the entire engine support. When changing the engine support is will help to remove the entire support brace that goes accross the fire wall. you will also need to remove the air cleaner housing and throttle body. you will also need a 3/8" or 1/2" universal drive adapter.
130385
Alden, do make a 1x8tpi bushing for this chuck. I haven't seen it in Rockler's catalog but did see one in an outlet
1842821
So far we cannot find just replacement bushings, also please consider that the ball joint also wears out and these are already assembled. If you were able to find bushings, they have to be pressed into place and if you happen to have a press, then great. Most people would have to pay a shop to press out the new bushings and press in the new bushings. This adds to the cost of labor and many times ends up costing the same or more then just replacing the entire control arm. Also you still have the same ball joint that is probably very close to the end of its life as it wears out simararely to the bushings. So far we cannot find just replacement bushings, also please consider that the ball joint also wears out and these are already assembled. If you were able to find bushings, they have to be pressed into place and if you happen to have a press, then great. Most people would have to pay a shop to press out the new bushings and press in the new bushings. This adds to the cost of labor and many times ends up costing the same or more then just replacing the entire control arm. Also you still have the same ball joint that is probably very close to the end of its life as it wears out simararely to... » Read More So far we cannot find just replacement bushings, also please consider that the ball joint also wears out and these are already assembled. If you were able to find bushings, they have to be pressed into place and if you happen to have a press, then great. Most people would have to pay a shop to press out the new bushings and press in the new bushings. This adds to the cost of labor and many times ends up costing the same or more then just replacing the entire control arm. Also you still have the same ball joint that is probably very close to the end of its life as it wears out simararely to the bushings. « Show Less
1720697
Do not remember. I did add brass sleeves to both sides to fill in the space between the axi and hub. Sleeves had a flange on one end. Maybe I should call it a bushing. Bought them at ace hardware. Cart works fine
1364337
This actually doesn't use guide bushings. The included router bit has a bearing on it to guide it through the template. I would recommend following the router table use instructions If You can
638341
Hey Jake, Do you have the push in tuner bushings or are they bolt? On the Tronical website there is a section where you can download a template to help you measure and find the correct one needed check it out at http://www.tronical.com/downloads/ . You may need the B one which we do have on the way. But let us know!
2006734
Bushings. It used to use bearings but the service tech told me that they switched about a year before I bought it. It's the weak link in an otherwise really good machine. The bushings are cheap plastic material that I had to get changed twice.
1427545
No, i just ordered the set and wasn't paying attention. Now I have to either return the ball for exchange or pay $10 at the auto parts store for the bushing to reduce the hole to 3/4" Not using the bushing will make the shank bang back and forth in the hole during braking and acceleration, causing inevitable failure of the shank. If you made the same mistake as me, exchange or get the bushing. I need to tow right away, so I will be returning the ball to amazon and buying the correct one from Walmart.
214509
I dont remember exactly which bushing it was because I owned a set. It is a 1/2 inch bit which comes with the dovetail jig. Best way to tell is to go to porter cable website and lookup this dovetail machine, or take machine to store and get correct bearing. The reason I like this jig is it holds the wood securely without having to undo a bunch of screws that hold the board unevenly and not very tightly--and many will mar the board when tightened
895951
The step 'rubber' must be ordered seperately. I do not have part # info..........
1839469
The instructions were included with my packages. If you did not receive them, I would contact Bush's customer service and see if they can send them or maybe download. Good luck!
1747111
With the bushing removed the 1-1/4" die won't fit. I can't measure it but, it's probably at least 1-1/2". The bushings are great and they are very easy to use.
726947
I'm not quite sure what you mean about the bushings. It is a two-piece system. This came with both parts--the one that goes on the truck box and the other goes on the tailgate. I haven't installed them yet so I can't speak to how well they fit or how easily they are installed.Not sure if this helps you in any way but let me know if you have any other questions.
1390077
My answer is the same as Jon's (7-8-13). The bushing kit will make it work. If not buy another ball the correct size. Ed
328652
Instructions are not included. Pretty easy though. Put the plastic bushings around the poles where you think you want them, starting with the bottom shelf. Lightly grip each bushing and slowly pull up and down till you feel them click into place. Once you have all four bushings set for a shelf, firmly push the shelf down onto them.