Steve
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Make sure the shoe is in the center of its stroke during removal and assembly. I've used impact sockets sized to the bushing to press the old ones out and the new ones in. CaseIH has a kit for about $170 to use with a press that has components sized for the different sized bushings which makes the process really simple. look for spacers between bushing and shoe frame during removal. Also, before you press out a bushing make sure you measure its placement in the arm; pressing the new bushing in to the same measurements. These precautions will assure your chaffer and sieve will run straight after reassembly.