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Case 600 rear hubs

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Mike

10-17-2003 17:52:05




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I have a 600 case diesel with 18.4-34 cast rear hubs, i have weld on hubs to fit the tapered axles but have to get old ones off first, made a puller from 1-1/2" steel, used heat, bent puller with 3/4" grade 8 bolts, have a new 10 ton porta-power ordered to help push from the inside, any other suggestions. I've seen a lot of stubborn hubs but these beat all!!!! Mike.




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Joe (Wa)

10-18-2003 13:10:09




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 Re: Case 600 rear hubs in reply to Mike, 10-17-2003 17:52:05  
Hi Mike, I've only done a couple of these but a heavy puller strain and an engineer's alignment tool got the job done. Good luck, joe



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Klyde

10-17-2003 21:21:29




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 Re: Case 600 rear hubs in reply to Mike, 10-17-2003 17:52:05  
Put your puller back on and tighten it just to were it starts to bend and then give it a healthy click with a 16lb. sledge. always worked for me.



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R. Marg

10-17-2003 18:27:56




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 Re: Case 600 rear hubs in reply to Mike, 10-17-2003 17:52:05  
I there any way you can put some heat to them with out hurting other things if so they should brake loose if you can heat them up and pull /hammer while still hot



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