Hello, I am currently trying to replace the outer axle seals on my Oliver 60. In order to do this I need to remove the wheel hubs. I have a puller on the hub and I also sprayed it down with PB Blaster. However the Hub will not budge. Any advice you could give would be great. Thanks
- Thread starter Treeman22
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J. Schwiebert
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Is this a rowcrop or a standard model?
greg krush
Member
I have put a hydraulic jack horizontal against the axle and a chain over over the top of the jack and back to the cast rim. put under pressure and leave it, you can pump it and or beat with a hammer every day. will usually come loose eventually.
scootergmc
Well-known Member
Heat and/or porta-powers.
J.Wondergem
Well-known Member
- Location
- Rockford, Mi.
Which suggestion did you use?
I actually ended up using a bottle jack. I
blocked the bottle jack horizontally on the
top of the axle. And I put pressure on the
top of the hub plate with the jack. Then I
used a sledge and I pounded on the bottom
of the hub plate. And I kept alternating
between pumping the jack and pounding on
the hub plate. Took some time and effort
but it worked! I also soaked it all down
really good with PB blaster.
I do not have access to the correct type of
pullers or porta powers. So I worked with
what I had. Thank you to those who gave
suggestions.
blocked the bottle jack horizontally on the
top of the axle. And I put pressure on the
top of the hub plate with the jack. Then I
used a sledge and I pounded on the bottom
of the hub plate. And I kept alternating
between pumping the jack and pounding on
the hub plate. Took some time and effort
but it worked! I also soaked it all down
really good with PB blaster.
I do not have access to the correct type of
pullers or porta powers. So I worked with
what I had. Thank you to those who gave
suggestions.
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