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thanks, but... 120-130

posted by  walrus3 on  Mon Feb 9 09:30 CST 2004
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The brute force method requires something firm to hammer on - a brass drift
is ideal. Unscrew the nut to where it is flush with the end of the shaft,
and then hit the end of the shaft/nut with a big hammer (3# is good) using
the brass drift so you don't mess up the threads to where you can't get the
nut off. KEEP the nut for future reference, fabrication as previously recommended, etc. The wheel should come off easily with one or two good
smacks with a big hammer.
--
George Downs, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, Central US






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