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JD-H REMOVING REAR WHEELS

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BBROOKS

11-16-1999 10:53:53

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ANBODY HAVE ANY TRICKS TO REMOVING RUSTED ON REAR WHEELS...THANKS

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DEERED

11-17-1999 17:57:22

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Re: JD-H REMOVING REAR WHEELS in reply to BBROOKS, 11-16-1999 10:53:53

WD40, FREES ALL, and let it soak then a wire brush. I also used a sand blaster and a sharp file to get in the corners of the groves. The soaking did the most good at losening it up but the wire brush and sand blaster got it off easier.

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Darrell

11-16-1999 14:11:55

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Re: JD-H REMOVING REAR WHEELS in reply to BBROOKS, 11-16-1999 10:53:53

Wire brush axle, then wire brush axle, then wire brush axle again, lubricate axle, put hydraulic jack between axle housing and wheel and apply pressure. If there is not enough room between axle housing and wheel, put a bolt into the bolt hole for your culitvator mounting bracket and use that to butt the jack against. You may need to tap with a BIG hammer also, but not too hard. Good luck! Captain H

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Mike

11-17-1999 02:59:30

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Re: Re: JD-H REMOVING REAR WHEELS in reply to Darrell, 11-16-1999 14:11:55

So you're the one who broke the gear reduction cover on my G!!!! Seriously, at some point someone tried to widen my tractor out using a jack and I have the welded cover to prove it. I guess I would use the hyd jack trick as a last resort, or better yet leave the wheels alone

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Mike H

11-16-1999 18:06:51

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Re: Re: JD-H REMOVING REAR WHEELS in reply to Darrell, 11-16-1999 14:11:55

I have found a sandblaster cleans the splines real good!

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MikeH(Tx)

11-17-1999 05:37:13

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Re: Re: Re: JD-H REMOVING REAR WHEELS in reply to Mike H, 11-16-1999 18:06:51

I found that an old fashioned crow bar fit in between the hub and the keeper and could bust them free. Took several cuss words though.

Mike H, to avoid confusion around here, perhaps it would be better if you expanded your handle a bit. Same thing another MikeH asked me to do about a year ago. Thanks

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