Remove the Damaged Air Spring
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What happens here
Using a 3/4 inch ratchet wrench and a Milwaukee M12 Fuel Stubby Impact Wrench, the presenter attempts to remove the bottom bolts of the air spring. Due to limited space and the top bolts being difficult to access, he opts for a more aggressive approach. He uses a Milwaukee reciprocating saw fitted with a Morse Master Cobalt Hybrid blade to cut through the metal mounting components securing the air spring. This process quickly dulls the blade, requiring a replacement.
Goal: Safely remove the faulty air spring from the motorhome
Tools and materials
- 3/4 inch Ratchet Wrench — Loosening and tightening bolts in tight spaces
- Milwaukee Reciprocating Saw Milwaukee — Cutting through difficult-to-remove metal components
- Morse Master Cobalt Hybrid Blade Morse — Cutting metal for air spring removal
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