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Re: wheel removel
#1 Dec 8, 2008 10:43 pm |
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Thanks paul I'll try the heat tomorrow .It seams like if i do get the wheel off the shaft it may not go back on that easy . When you take the bolt out of the hub the line up of the holes on the shaft and hub are so clean ..You have to wonder if the repair shops have some sort of tool like a gear puller to remove the wheel from the shaft .
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Re: wheel removel
#2 Dec 8, 2008 9:59 pm |
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Thanks for the replies,I did read the posting from " goofy newfie" his machine was a different model number. You are correct there is a bolt though the axle , I wasn't sure if there was anything else holding it on .Have already started soaking it with bp blaster,I'm thinking a pipe wrench on the inner piece of the hub may loosen it up?
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wheel removel
#3 Dec 8, 2008 6:07 pm |
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how do remove the wheel off a ariens model 932
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