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You can also use longer bolts through the knuckle and drive the hub out with the air chisel. Just go there right away.
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Lucky!
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I was thinking about buying one from HF.
Just whack it with a BFH. I have never had one not come off easily.
George B
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Most of the time they do but this is Tony’s truck so we know what to expect….
That said, wrenching in the rust belt is a different game.
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Oh yes. "She" is a real beyotch!! Lucky if I'm done the same day
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I’ve used that method before. It works. I used an impact rather than a ratchet wrench to make it faster
this is part of the reason that on the vehicles that I keep for a while I replace my hubs more on a mileage/time basis so that they don’t get the chance to rust themselves to the spindle. LOL
True. I have never had to. And never will thank God!
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When I did the one side it took me hours to get it off--and that was in a shop.I’ve used that method before. It works. I used an impact rather than a ratchet wrench to make it faster
Soooooooo lucky!!True. I have never had to. And never will thank God!
Can’t you use a puller with the arms on the hub flange? I see there’s a dimple in the center of the axle where it looks like the puller bolt goes.
