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posted by  mjamgb on  Thu Sep 23 06:58 CST 2004
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In the previous thread I mentioned I purchased a "professional grade" hub puller from JC Whitney. Best $54 I ever spent. It does not look just like the others noted here but similar enough to not make a difference.

It works splendidly. I also couldn't find a decent puller locally so had to order it.

Should you wish to "give-up" DON'T cut the drum. Both unnecesary and expensive. Before you cut the hub (and split it with a chisel) look into replacement cost/availability. Sobering, isn't it?

So, git out there and source up the proper puller and HAMMER on it.

Mike!






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