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Re: Re: Anyone ever pull rear wheels off a 15-30?
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Posted by Thanks Guys on May 19, 2002 at 07:40:34 from (152.163.207.84):
In Reply to: Re: Anyone ever pull rear wheels off a 15-30? posted by Ken Williams on May 16, 2002 at 22:21:35:
Pulled all four bolts clamping the wheel on the axle, got the 5" axle nut/washer off, pulled the threaded key out as Ken sugested, tapped a few times with a small hammer and they started to move. Pulled right side almost off when by cinder blocks supporting the tractor started to crush! Guess they are not made to support 6000#. Good thing I had other supports. So I gave up for the day. Thanks for allof your help!
Tom
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