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Remeber Physics101! 120-130

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It's certainly funny from a Rube Goldbergian perspective, but it's no joke! The forces are absolutely correct: Pulling on Studs with respect to pushing on axle shaft. The Studs wont pull out because they have a lip on the drum backside...something else has to give...and that is the tapered joint. It's called a puller because it pulls the drum from the shaft...the equal and opposite action really "pushes" the tapered shaft out of wheel hub.

Cheers






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