Carl Wagner
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Does anyone know the secret on how to pull the steering wheel on my Massey Ferguson 245? Under the cap, there are no holes to screw in the steering wheel remover.
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Royse
10-31-2013 20:03:00
Carl Wagner
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My wheel has a large hub. 4" in dia. or so.
Local O'Reilly's will loanout tools, they might loan out a big ol honkin' puller to you.
I use PULL, then heat, then PB Blaster, the PULL more on it, then more heat, then more PB, crank on the PULL, leave it on, then more PB, etc etc etc over a few days she'll pop right loose.
I use PULL, then heat, then PB Blaster, the PULL more on it, then more heat, then more PB, crank on the PULL, leave it on, then more PB, etc etc etc over a few days she'll pop right loose.
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