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Posted by 37 chief on February 26, 2005 at 19:50:21 from (68.7.225.45):
In Reply to: Stuck Wheels posted by nc140man on February 26, 2005 at 06:09:55:
That post brings back a lot memories. Last year I had to remove both wheels on one side of my JD 5020. I used a lot of rust buster stuff and some heat. I sand blasted around the hub to get it real clean so the penatrating oil will soak in better. I jacked up the opposite side wheels and rigged a swining weight and proceded to pound on the axle with the tires on the ground. I made a axle protector tube. and eventully they came loose. Just don't get in a hurry. Stan
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