[1gr8bldr]

How do most do this? I had one that I just pushed out with my fingers, the opposite limb, well by the time I got it out, I had scratched the limbs. I had to drive it out with a hammer. Needless to say, these are hunting limbs now. I was switching out the DAS bushing for ILF. Also, How do you know what ht or depth these things should be. Strung, the limbs don't seem to be resting the same way in the pockets. And I am getting eratic speed differences through a chrony. I suspect something is wrong. Maybe the ILF bushings not the same ht.

 

[J. Wesbrock]

I use a bench vise. A socket on one side pushing the fitting and a piece of wood with a hole in it on the other side.

 

[Rasyad]

Use a padded vice, an extra deep socket, and a long 10/32 (I think this is the right size) screw to press the bushing out. Pressing in a simple matter of lining up the bushing and turning the padded vice to press the bushing in.

Rasyad

 

[Dave Holquist]

This is how 3Rivers Archery advises: http://www.3riversarchery.com/dasilf.asp

I prefer to utilize a large vice as a press to remove and install fittings, instead of using a hammer.

 

[mwestvang]

We use an arbor press to do the deed.

http://www.harborfreight.com/1-2-half-ton-arbor-press-3551.html

Mike

 

[1gr8bldr]

This is how 3Rivers Archery advises: http://www.3riversarchery.com/dasilf.asp

I prefer to utilize a large vice as a press to remove and install fittings, instead of using a hammer.

LOL, I think I must have done as said here. I must have mushromed the brass fitting. Making it worse. I resorted to the hammer after I got mad:sbrug: