

| Subject: | Re: "Axle" wheel nut removal..now how to pull drum |
| From: | jon |
| Date: | Thu, 29 Jan 2009 09:54:57 -0800 |
Ed, Great descrption of how to do it right...with the right tools. So, anyone have any suggestions on how to get a drum off that's stuck to the hub/axle? I've not spent too much time, but I have soaked it with Aero Kroil, and pounded it with a rubber mallet. I also tried gently heating the area around the hub (where it is apparantly stuck) with a propane torch. I've only spent a few mintutes doing the above things, so maybe more time would be productive. I can't see any good way to use a large puller. The backing plate would have to be bent to get the hooks around the drum. Suggestions? Thanks, Jon > The total height of this socket is 2-5/8" so the offset is ideal to allow > for a straight pull on an cheater pipe that just clears the Vanagon fender. > No additional support is required to keep the socket from twisting off the > nut. When I have used the stamped steel hammer wrench and stood on the > breaker bar/cheater bar the crude wrench quickly twisted off of the nut, > resulting in rounding off the corners of the nut and deforming the gripping > surfaces of the "wrench".
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