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studs (the threaded kind)

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mack jarmon

12-11-2004 09:32:33




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Does anyone know how to get studs out of the rear axle housing of a John Deere A or B? Any help would be greatly appreciated.




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MACK JARMON

12-15-2004 16:30:46




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 Re: studs (the threaded kind) in reply to mack jarmon, 12-11-2004 09:32:33  
Thanks for the info. I'll check with Sears and the local auto supply houses. I figured there had to be some way to get 'em out. Thanks again to all.



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CRUSADER

12-12-2004 05:49:30




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 Re: studs (the threaded kind) in reply to mack jarmon, 12-11-2004 09:32:33  
I've got a stud remover that I bought from Snap-On many years ago when I was working in a shop. Haven't seen it or used it in a long time (I am in New Mexico and my tools are still at the farm in Texas). You should be able to get one from a Snap-On, MAC, MATCO or PROTO Tool Salesperson or most likely from Sears. Have seen them at a few parts stores also. Not sure what your application requires, but here is a trick that I have used a couple of times. Double Nut the stud that your trying to remove, then turn the nut that is on the inside closest to the housing. I've removed and installed studs this way a few times with good results. If this is the only requirement or need that you have for this tool, this might save you a few dollars if it works.

later days mate,
Jim

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12-11-2004 10:37:03




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 Re: studs (the threaded kind) in reply to mack jarmon, 12-11-2004 09:32:33  
They make a tool for pulling studs, sorry not sure where to find one. I know about the tool because of a truck repair shop useing one on my old big rig. You might ask at an auto parts store they should be able to get one for you



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