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The 60mm outback spring bush is a quality, durable trailer replacement for the worn AL-KO spring bushes. Steel bushings in extreme locations outperform nylon bushings, hence the demand for greaseable steel bushes.

The Couplemateā„¢ CM657 is a suitable replacement part for the AL-KO part number 590633 and is Australian-Made.

The dimensions of our 60mm high tensile, outback spring bush are 16mm inner and OD 22mm outer.

Greaseable shackle bolts are used to lubricate the steel bushes in outback springs and steel shackle hangers. These shackle bolts must be checked regularly and greased when necessary.

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07 3348 3822
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Couplemate Trailer Parts
136 Glenora Street
Wynnum, Queensland 4178


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Couplemate

136 Glenora Street
WYNNUM, Queensland 4178

Phone: 07 3348 3822

Fax: 0733482939

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