William Pupo Owner/Technician at Eddie's Auto Repair Inc
Just to have all the size cups the kit offers is worth the cost. I have only used them in the press, so I do not have feed back on how the forcing screws will hold up. But the cups are all heavy duty and the case seams to be well made. From amazon listing:

26pc Universal Press and Pull Sleeve Kit For the removal and installation of bushes / bearings and seals etc. Fully universal applications on both cars and LCV Contents - 22 x Press Sleeves Inside Diameter from 34-72mm in 2mm steps Outside Diameter from 44-82mm in 2mm steps 4 x Pulling Spindles with nuts and thrust bearings M10. M12. M14. M16. Supplied in heavy duty moulded storage case

https://www.amazon.com/8milelake-Universal-Sleeve-Kit-installation/dp/B01C6UT55W/ref=pd_rhf_se_p_img_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=TM1Z5AMX1ZMY013D9R7A
William Pupo Owner/Technician at Eddie's Auto Repair Inc
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Finally used one of the forcing screws. I put some oil on the threads and the thrust bearings to make sure nothing had to work harder than needed. A slight tap with a small hammer on the arm during the pressing helped the bushing move.
John F Kimmel Technician at First Transit
William thank you for this recommendation. This looks to be a worthwhile tool for the shop arsenal. We need this at our shop . Been having to replace a lot of radius arm bushings on our fleet of E350/E450 Ford Superduty cutaway buses. What type of bushings have you guys done with this tool ?