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DeLo

11-02-2005 18:10:33




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I can"t get the brake pins out of my WD. When we welded two pieces of steel on to the pins for handles, the ends of the pins twisted off. I tried to remove the axle housings, but the housing won"t pull of. I think the end of the axle closest to the wheel is stuck in the bearing. Any suggestions on the brakes or axles?




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wdtom

11-03-2005 18:46:25




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 Re: Wd Axles in reply to DeLo, 11-02-2005 18:10:33  
Drill and tap the end of the pins. There is room to get a drill in and do it. Use a 3/8 fine thread and then get grade 8 bolts/capscrews and use a scoket that will fit over the end of the pin and make up a puller. Before pulling try to break them loose by tapping IN. I know it sounds backwards, but if you can tap them in you can probablypull them out, and you can't tap them out. Be carefull drilling and tapping, use a new sharp tap and a lot of cutting oil. You don't want a broken tap to deal with too. You must get the threads deep enough to get past the neck on the pin, and have enough depth so you can screw the puller screw in a ways too. Use grease on the puller threads. Drill and tap new pins before installing them, you will be glad you did someday. Or someone in future years, maybe when you are long gone, will think you were pretty smart when they find holes already there with a short capscrew keeping the threads clean, and grease packed behind the screw. A hole can be drilled quite deep without weakening the pin much as it goes through a lot of casting before it gets to the brake area where it needs strength. These pins are case hardened, so if you haven't broken the end off or softened it by welding you may need to grind off the case. Less than 1/16" probably.

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