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Originally Posted by tim walter
NO !
the bushings are supposed to be a tight fit.
you will need to press them into the plastic rollers with a vise or other press of some sort.
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This statement is incorrect.
The instructions do not tell you to press the bushing into the roller (it should be a slip fit).
Also, a fastener (bolt in this case) is always installed with a castle nut and cotter pin if something is going to be rotating on it. Because a AN365 self locking nut is used, it shows that the bushing is meant to be captured in a fixed position by the bolt.
If the roller wont turn after normal torque of the bolt, reducing the width of the roller (doesn't matter which side) is an acceptable way to correct the problem.