Posted by Tractor Tom on November 05, 2007 at 17:10:10 from (128.197.11.30):
In Reply to: I-6 posted by 460anger on November 05, 2007 at 15:34:22:
I had a similar experience, so I know they can be practically "welded" on. After breaking a hydraulic jack and a Portapower, I ultimately had to take the trans cover off, unbolt the axles and take off everything outboard of the transmission housing. I took the axle-hub combo into a commercial machine shop that does work for the mines. They said it took something like 16 tons to press it out. I was afraid to use too much heat for fear of breaking the cast but I tried all sorts of penetraing oils and hydraulic pullers/pushers until I resorted to the above method. I just recently did an I-4 and it practically slid right off! Good luck.
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