Suspension dowel and bushing remover device

1. Field of the Invention A suspension dowel and bushing remover device for easily and quickly removing dowels and bushing from suspensions on trucks and buses. The suspension dowel and bushing remover device includes a retainer housing having a first end and an open second end with the first end having a hole therethrough and with the second end of said retainer housing being adapted to urge against a suspension for removing a dowel and bushing therefrom and into the retainer housing through the open second end; and also includes a shaft having a first end portion, a second end portion and a second end with the shaft extending through the retainer housing through the hole in the first end; and further includes a cam member being securely attached to the second end of the shaft and having a cam lobe for engaging an end portion of a dowel and a bushing; and also includes a collar having a bore extending therethrough and being removably disposed about the second end portion of the shaft and being movable in and out of the second end of the retainer housing for spacing the shaft within the retainer housing; and further includes a fastening member threaded upon the shaft and a stopper disposed about the shaft for securing and moving the shaft relative to the retainer housing to remove the dowel or bushing from the suspension.