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D-15 Series 2 seat bushings
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    Posted: 21 Apr 2011 at 6:40am
What holds the pins in the seat housing? What is the best way to remove the pins to replace the bushings?
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If I remember right there is roll pins holding the rods in the seat. Go to town and buy a roll pin punch to fit the size pin you have, then the rod should drive right out. I think there is one rod that has a pair of keepers on them, just pry off with pliers for that one.
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They are held in with a teeny weeny roll pin that is very difficult to get out after 40 years. I always lay the seat frame on its side and with a 4 lb hammer and a correct size punch just drive the pins sideways shearing off the roll pins. Sometimes I never use the roll pins on reassembly and just tack weld the pivot pins on each end.
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Ditto on the roll pins, if your lucky you can drive them out, but boy are they small you wanna have more than one roll pin punch.     I use stainless steel rod when going back together, what ever you do dont put roll pins back in, either tack weld or drill a hole thru the pin where the roll pin was and use a small cotter key. 

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Thanks to all for the information.
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I followed the pounding out the roll pin advice and it was very easy.   When I had the pins out, alot of them were wore along with the bushings.   So I got a piece of rod stock and cut new ones to length.   Then I drilled new holes where the pins were and just placed cotter keys in there so there were easier to remove if the seat bushings wear out again in 50 years!!
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