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Shade tree stud puller? 200 1982

posted by  Zee on  Mon Oct 14 18:41 CST 2002
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I tried a couple of these on a junk hub. Just straddle the offending stud over the just wide enough open jaws of my bench vise and struck it hard with a hand sledge (that BFH you talked about)

Same idea for settin in the good stud, but make sure you first line up the splines which help pressure fit it.
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