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Re: Basket Case H-Broken stud Steering nut
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Posted by Nebraska Kirk on April 25, 2007 at 12:07:08 from (207.91.30.97):
In Reply to: Basket Case H-Broken stud Steering nut posted by neblinc on April 25, 2007 at 11:05:53:
I recently had to remove a steering wheel off of my Farmall H. I got the nut off with an impact wrench, then put my 3-jaw gear puller on it. I then took my torch and heated up the steering wheel in a couple of spots, (you heat the steering wheel because the heat causes it to expand away from the shaft and break the rust bond). While the steel was still hot, I used the impact on the gear puller and the steering wheel came right off.
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