A bushing driver includes a first body and a second body. The first body has a first end and a second end. A new bushing interface is positioned adjacent the first end of the first body. An anvil is positioned at the second end of the first body. The second body has a first end and a second end. A worn bushing interface is positioned adjacent to the first end of the second body. A coupling is provided for detachably coupling the second end of the second body to the first end of the first body, with the worn bushing interface axially aligned with the new bushing interface. As a worn bushing is driven out by the worn bushing interface on the second body, a new bushing positioned on the new bushing interface is concurrently driven into the space vacated by the worn bushing.
1. A bushing driver, comprising:
a first body having a first end and a second end;
a new bushing interface positioned adjacent the first end of the first body;
an anvil positioned at the second end of the first body;
a second body having a first end and a second end;
a worn bushing interface positioned adjacent to the first end of the second body;
means for detachably coupling the second end of the second body to the first end of the first body with the worn bushing interface axially aligned with the new bushing interface, such that as a worn bushing is driven out by the worn bushing interface on the second body, a new bushing positioned on the new bushing interface is concurrently driven into the space vacated by the worn bushing.
2. The bushing driver as defined in claim 1 , wherein one of the second end of the second body and the first end of the first body has a threaded male coupling and the other has a threaded female coupling, whereby the first body and the second body are detachably coupled.
3. The bushing driver as defined in claim 1 , wherein the new bushing interface is a first annular flange and the worn bushing interface is a second annular flange.