Fixing Death Wobble in a Model T

How to replace the worn out bushings in the steering linkages of a 1923 Ford Model T to eliminate "Death Wobble". Death Wobble is a common problem in vehicles with solid axles (like the Jeep Wrangler), as opposed to ones with independent suspension. It happens as the vehicle's linkages develop a bit of wear. The extra space allows the natural resonances of the suspension to throw the steering back and forth at certain speeds. The proper fix is to replace the worn out components. This video shows the process of doing that for a Model T.