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1936 JD Model D rear rim removal-Help

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KenC

12-09-2006 12:15:51




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Removed the nuts and rim clamps without any problems. Now the hard part, how the heck do I remove the rim/tire from the cast? It does not seem to want to budge. Even sprayed with a liquid wrench lubricant without any success.
There must be a knack to this process.
Assistance is really welcomed. Thank you,




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kenC

12-09-2006 15:43:14




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 Re: 1936 JD Model D rear rim removal-Help in reply to KenC, 12-09-2006 12:15:51  
Thanks Glen,
Do I place the jack between two pieces of wood contacting the inside rims underneath the tractor?



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Glen in TX

12-09-2006 22:46:44




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 Re: 1936 JD Model D rear rim removal-Help in reply to kenC, 12-09-2006 15:43:14  
When I had that problem before seems like we went ahead and took off fenders as they were going to come later anyway. Jack it up under drawbar or axle so can turn wheel and put a jack between drawbar bracket and rim to push it. Did axles leak grease that is hard and stuck in there too. Soak area down with some kerosene or diesel to soften that up that too if so.



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Glen in TX

12-09-2006 12:51:10




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 Re: 1936 JD Model D rear rim removal-Help in reply to KenC, 12-09-2006 12:15:51  
Find something solid to push from and some wood blocks and push it off with a hyraulic ram or jack. Be sure to turn the jack with valve upwards. If you have one of those old screw type jacks they work real well too for that or borrow one maybe. Whether it has fluid in tires or not may want to put a couple clamps and nuts back on loosely while trying to get it off so it doesn't fly off or fall on someone. Hammer and blocks or brass or air hammer might help also. They get wedged and rusted on the cast wedge part of centers.

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