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220Lee
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Trailing arm tool

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I've got a Franklin tools trailing arm tool, part number TA993 used to remove and install the large bushes on Rover and some Honda's without removing the arms, i snaped it up years ago when i saw it for sale, leant it to couple of friends (who no longer have rovers) but never used it myself then put it in the garage and forgot about it.
I came across it today while looking for something else and thought i'd ask you guys if its worth much then stick it on ebay. So what's it worth? :)

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Re: Trailing arm tool

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First I've heard of one of these! Any chance of a photo? What did you pay for it?
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Re: Trailing arm tool

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ill be interested to see this and i may perchase :)
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Re: Trailing arm tool

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Not surprised you've not heard of these, i got these when i had my first rover back in '05 and they hadn't been available for quite a while before that, i bought it second hand i think i paid around £80 but it could have been £60 (it was a long time ago), which i think was a bargain at the time, as i'm sure they were around £120+ when new.
Unfortunately the instructions have gone missing since i last looked.

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Re: Trailing arm tool

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id like to borrow that... need my trailing arm bush doing on my zs :)
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Re: Trailing arm tool

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Always done it with a hammer :lol: but that looks like a really nice way of doing it :thumbup:

Oh and id say its easily worth what you paid for it, the only similer thing new on ebay is about £200.00.
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£158 new on amazon, the only one could find.
Must be worth around a big note
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I reckon Null should buy it and rent it out to anyone doing the job.
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