Just a thought:
I picked up an inexpensive 12 ton press from Harbor Freight.(with a 20% coupon, got it cheap)
I pressed out the pivot shaft first (used a socket extension to press against the back of the shaft) It pushes right out from the front.
What is left is the rubber bushing that is inside a metal sleeve.
Rubber comes out easy.
You will be left with the metal sleeve inside the lower control arm.
I bought a removal tool to remove the sleeve, but you can remove it with some effort with a
short hack saw.
Very carefully cut a slit in the sleeve in two/three places and again carefully push the sleeve inward from the lip and avoid damaging the LCA sleeve surface.
Re-Assembly; use the press and and install the bushing onto the pivot shaft first, then push the unit into the LCA.
There are lots of videos available on doing this, and you also get to keep the press for other work and save the money used to pay someone. There are also threads on FEBO with members that have done this that are helpful. Really not that difficult to do.
You can search for machine shops in your area if you choose to pay to have someone do the work, usually a shop that builds engines can facilitate this work.
Good luck with whatever you choose to do!
