Replacement Bushing Recommendation for a Equalizer for 2

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re: TREQ4541 Do you sell just the nylon bushing for the equalizer pivot pin? So the bushing would be something like 7/8 id...and 15/16 od... Thanks....

asked by: Kenny

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Yes we do the replacement bushing for the Equalizer for 2" Wide Slipper Springs # TREQ4541 that you referenced.

The correct replacement bushing is the Nylon Bushing part # TRBU13871. I pulled a # TREQ4541 from our warehouse to confirm that it would fit.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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