Posted by DWF on May 23, 2023 at 17:33:46 from (76.4.29.180):
In Reply to: How to remove Hubs? posted by jd2cyl1943 on May 23, 2023 at 14:32:32:
I just had to take the hubs off a 44 Massey Harris Standard Tractor.
When the hub was made it had two threaded holes, 3/4 inch thread for pulling. I made a one inch thick plate with the 2 holes for the 3/4" bolts. I also made a hole for a 1" nut welded to the plate in the center. This would push on the center of the axle. I heated the first one 2 different times to a little above 300 degrees and then letting it cool with no results, still tight with 500 lbs torque on the 1 " bolt. Finally heated to a little above 500 degrees and cooled and off it came. When I did the second one I went to 500 degrees right off the bat, let it cool and off it came. Those were big hubs on the standard, took quite a while to get it hot.
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