ריתוך נירוסטה לבורג מפלדה מחוזקת, בעייתי ובטח לא בטכנולוגיית קשת פתוחה, ואני בספק לגבי חוזק התפר גם בטכנולוגיית ריתוך מתקדמת יותר.
אפשר לעשות הרבה אבל לא במגבלות של תקציב הדוק,
אני מניח ש"אפציר" או "חולץ" לא יתאימו לתיאור פעולת המכשיר בכללי , מאחר והם מתבססים על פעולת משיכה החוצה ומאותו צד של קיבוע המכשיר, ואילו במכשיר המדובר הפעולה היא דחיפה לצד השני .
מינוח המתאים באנגלית יהיה כנראה סוג של BEARING DRIVER
משהו דומה שמצאתי :
Now the fun part. Insert the bushing into the mount from the driver side. Before inserting the new bushing, look for the arrows (alignment indicators) on the bushing. The bushing must be inserted so that the arrows are on the driver side and pointing up.
With the 2 pipe flanges, sandwich the mount and the bushing - you will instinctively know how to do this. Then run the 5" bolt through the flanges/bushing coming from the driver side and put on the washers/nut on the other end (passenger side). Manually tighten the nut by hand until it is snug, then adjust & align the entire pressing tool. When everything looks ready to go, start tightening the nut to squeeze the bushing onto the mount. YOu'll notice that on the first few turns the bushing may "slide out" on one side. If this happens, you may want to tighten the bolt slowly while centering the bushing with your other hand. When the bushing looks like it is evenly entering the mount, now is a good time to spray some WD-40 on the bushing. Then go ahead and keep tightening the bolt. In a matter of minutes, you should have most of the bushing already inside the mount.
If you are doing an S/V70, then you are probably done. However, if you are doing an 850 like me, you will notice that another 1/8" of the bushing needs to be squeezed in - this is because the bushing is wider than the mount (in the S/V70 - the mount is larger than the bushing). This is where the ABS coupling comes in to act as a spacer. Disassemble the pressing tool. With the ABS coupling, use a hack saw to cut through the coupling (the faint line on top as shown in the picture). This will allow you to "expand" the coupling so it fits onto the mount from passenger side. Reassemble the pressing tool and do a few more turns on the nut to center the bushing on the mount. Take out everything and you're done.
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