DIY - Daizen Caster Arm Bushing Installation - lots of pics!
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To me, the more items you mess with, the higher the risk of messing something up - stripping a thread, losing/breaking a part, etc. Using the adjustable wrench, like I did, was quite easy, and didn't take more than 5 minutes. I still think this is the easier approach.
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nice write up. this will come in handy. i've had my set for bout a month now but been b-essin on the install. but ur thread just motivated me so i'll be installing mine one of these upcoming weekends.
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I think that the clunk I've been having has now disappeared, but I need some more driving time to confirm.
But definitely no negative effects.
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Yup, happy as a clam. The clunking turned out to be the brake pads rather than the bushings, but it's nice to have the new bushings in place anyway - just seeing how bad the old ones were, they weren't going to last much longer!
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