OTC Tools 5080A Leaf Spring Pin and Bushing Service Set (Truck Front)

It has plenty of power; doesn't struggle at all. I used it on a Hino, which required slightly larger tooling. I made my own tooling by welding together steel pipe and washers. It worked perfectly for removing and installing thru-bolt type bushings. I imagine when I need to replace pin-and-bushing type bushings, I'll make my own tooling for that as well. Other reviewers have mentioned being able to use it on Peterbilt ad Kenworth with the tooling provided, but International required slight modification. The tooling is all under compression, not tension. So, it doesn't need any special type of steel. I actually used galvanized pipe, which is weaker that mild steel. Tip: When you buy the power unit, the sometimes come with a trigger for the air supply hose. Don't remove it. It will come in handy. At first, I was going to remove it already has a foot pedal control. But when in use, I realized the trigger helps you make fine adjustments when installing the bushings. It's easier to tap the trigger for a little nudge than using the foot pedal. For this price, you really can't expect much. This exceeded my expectations.

Super easy to use

The adapter is too small and won't work on any front bushings of any truck.

So much easier than the way i used to do it , about 5 minutes per bushing from pulling the old to installing the new

5080A will not work on Freightliner Cascadia Steer Springs, contacted OTC they don't make sleeves for Freightliner Cascadia. Freightliner Bushings OD is 2 1/4" OTC Receiving sleeve ID is 1 7/8". I contacted OTC they don't make a kit for this truck... OTC makes a good tool not a fit for Cascadia as listed on Amazon