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Posted by nc140man on February 26, 2005 at 06:09:55 from (65.184.217.155):
Hi Guys, Just wondering if any of You have a good way of freeing rear wheels off a tractor. Mine have not been off for who knows how long and the wheels are rusted to the axle hubs. Have been using penetrant and light use of 3lb maul but no success! It is a '61 140 so it has the cast wheel on the right side and I don't want to risk damaging it. No room to get behind it and pry! Also tires full liquid! Think maybe that's why rims so rusty and wheels are in good shape, 'fraid I'll have to change rims! Gettin' near the end of resto! Cleaning and painting diff axles and wheels last part! Hate to think these wheels gonna whip Me! You guys here always have good useful advice! Thanx! Scott
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