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JD A rear wheels removed

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Dan

02-03-2000 19:22:46




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Over a month ago I asked advise about how to remove the rear wheel hubs from my JD A. Thanks for the advise. This is what worked for me:
1. lots of WD 40
2. steel pipe 3" x 6" with steel cap
3. 20 ton hydraulic jack
4. red heat lamp
5. 6, 3/4" bolts (used to connect snap on duals )
6. collar ( removed )

Soak with WD 40 , heat with heat lamp or two. Slide pipe over axel and hit with sledge until hub moves. Using collar, connect 3 bolts to hub and collar with jack between the axel and collar. Bolts have hooks on one end, threads on other. This allows flexibility to get the jack between the bolts. Removed the second wheel in a few hours, after spending a month learning a few tricks. Hope this helps someone else.

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Roy

02-11-2000 19:36:53




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 Re: JD A rear wheels removed in reply to Dan, 02-03-2000 19:22:46  
My grandfather used to soak the splines and bolts with wd40. Then after removing the collar and jacking one side up, he'd put a chain around the transmission and through two holes directly across from each other, then spin the wheel either by hand or with the motor. Once they were broke free he'd use a hydraulic jack and move them out or keep spinning the wheel till it was far enough in. I tried that on a 43 A that I just got and it worked great.

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Mark in IN.

02-05-2000 13:47:14




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 Re: JD A rear wheels removed in reply to Dan, 02-03-2000 19:22:46  
Use a rose bud torch, it will be alot faster than heat lamps.



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Larry

02-05-2000 07:17:29




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 Re: JD A rear wheels removed in reply to Dan, 02-03-2000 19:22:46  
Try PB Blaster-works lot better than wd40.



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Fred

02-04-2000 05:26:04




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 Re: JD A rear wheels removed in reply to Dan, 02-03-2000 19:22:46  
Thanks, I may have to try your method.



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