A few posts ago, I was working on getting some cast iron hubs free from steel axles. See post titled "Electrolysis". By drilling, tapping for a zerk, filling with penatrating oil, applying pressure with a grease gun, and heating with the propane weed burner I was finally able to break three of the hubs loose. The last one is on a stub axle that I can remove and get in a press. I also found another penatrant that is supposed to out do PB BLaster. It is sold by Fasteners. I'll probably that that on it also. Just an up date for a procedure that wworked for me.
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