Thread: Quick question on 4wheeler with seized a-arm bushes..

Hey, quick question I'm chucking out on here before I resort to cutting things apart - 4wheeler with lower a-arm bushes that need replacing and the bolts are seized completely solid in the bush inner tube...

Is there a great no-fail method to unstuck these? Compared to automotive and diesel machinery that I'm used to, these things are tiny and there just isn't any strength to lean on anything either. Very fiddly job, and I've already cut the other side a-arm off by grinding the back off a sabre saw blade (the bushes had collapsed totally on this side and the a-arm was flopping about so the bolts are seized completely solid). It's going to take a LOT of sabre saw blades cutting like that as all the stiffness is gone with the back ground off the blades. So it leaves me with the other side a-arm locked solidly into the machine and even less room to start attacking it as the bushes are still mostly intact on this side.

Thanks in advance for any ideas on this one, got me a little stuck haha.