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Garryllk

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Hi
I have another question about my 2n.

Wanted to put sure seals on both axles and new brakes, But when I got the wheel off I went to take off the 8 bolts with 3/4 nuts that hold the hub on.All eight bolt's just spins,so I wonder what to do? All eight do this.I don't have a cutting touch So only choice would be use a side winder to cut all of them off.
I thought they would be like studs on a car and the bold has splines so it doesn't turn when you try to take off the nuts ?

It's possible who ever owned this tractor messed these up to. The rim had 2 different size nuts holding it on

Thank You

Garry
 
Hi Gary, I see no one replied to your post. If I read it right, the hub to axle housing only has 6 bolts. You are talking about 8 so I'm not sure. But if you are talking about the 6 hub to axle housing bolts, those are studs threaded on both ends. So if the nuts are turning the studs, just treat them like bolts. Then if you want, when you put it back together, use some medium strength Lock Tite on the treads that go into the hub.
 
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