Posted by deano4863 on October 06, 2009 at 07:35:05 from (76.31.47.68):
In Reply to: H rear wheel removal posted by farmerwannabe on October 06, 2009 at 07:13:03:
Soak them for several days with several applications of your favorite penetrating oil, PB Blaster,Kroil etc. Then give it a try. If they don't break loose then torch them off and replace the bolts. If the rim is as bad as you say I would think about taking the tire off and sanding and painting the inside. What ever the condition of the rim on the outside, the inside is usually alot worse.
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