Anonymous-0
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1940 9N Any suggestions on how to get the rear wheel off, think it is rusted on. Lug nuts are off and have been spring with masterblaster for last two days with no luck
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Anonymous-0
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the tractor will not run
ray hofstetter
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Okay, I'LL ask what we're ALL thinking, why you want to take the wheel off if it don't run?
NoNewParts
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big chisel, big hammer from the back side.
close to the drum, turn the wheel to work your way around.
It'll come off.
(put a couple of lugnuts on so when it breaks loose, it doesn't fall)
close to the drum, turn the wheel to work your way around.
It'll come off.
(put a couple of lugnuts on so when it breaks loose, it doesn't fall)
What ever you do, DO NOT use a torch to heat it up. The sound didn't work but you get the point!!
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If the tire will hold air, swing a maul and smack the tire.
Front or back or both, all the way around.
If it won't hold air, and the other suggestions don't work, take the six bolts
out of the outer rim and take the outer rim and tire off.
Maybe that's all you'll need to change the tire, but once that's off you could carefully apply heat.
If you do use heat, keep in mind where your seals, bearings and brakes are located.
I keep a fire extinguisher handy in case of a grease fire, but it would be
useless if you caught something on fire internally.
heybusdriver
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I've had them do the same thing, I just jacked it up and pounded the tire with a sledge hammer,front a few hits then back a few hits. Don't jack it in the middle just under the rear axle and only high enough so the wheel clears the ground.
Stan
2N with 8N motor 8N345567
8N 146710
8N 179555
8N 197904
8N 199000
8N 254079
8N 362039
Stan
2N with 8N motor 8N345567
8N 146710
8N 179555
8N 197904
8N 199000
8N 254079
8N 362039
ditto what old said.. loose lugniuts and drag it a bit.
otherwise.. put an air hammer on it.. than and a board and sledge o matic a couple times.
when you put her back on.. grease the underside of the contact surface with neverseize. save the next guy the hassle.. you might be the next guy!
otherwise.. put an air hammer on it.. than and a board and sledge o matic a couple times.
when you put her back on.. grease the underside of the contact surface with neverseize. save the next guy the hassle.. you might be the next guy!
Anonymous-0
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The wheel came off today after week of masterblaster,brake fuild.Was almost to easy.
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