Removing the arms is easy enough, IF you have the special spring compressor that clamps the spring pan to the shock tower. I wouldn't try it with the garden variety "One size fits none" compressors.
Compress the spring until the pan is roughly level, then undo the various nuts & bolts that hold the arms to the pan. Lower the pan (by unscrewing the compressor), pushing the arms up so the lower arms stay roughly level. When the pan touches the frame, you'll need to pull or lever it away from the frame, then continue undoing the compressor.
Once the spring is fully extended, remove compressor, spring and pan. Now (if you just want the lower arms off) you can undo the nuts holding the arms to the pins, and tap the arms off leaving the vertical link and upper arms in place. But if you plan removing the upper arms as well, I'd suggest doing them and the VL before the lower arms.