you can try building a puller for it. you'll need a stout steel beam, some 7/8 or 1 inch all thread and a large bolt and nut for the center of the puller. drill and mount the large bolt thru the center of the beam, then drill the ends so the all thread can pass thru the beam and thru the wheel weight mounting holes in the cast hubs. tighten up the all thread, then start tightening down the center bolt to put pressure on the axle stub. keep spraying banging and heating and tightening the center bolt. you may get it to pop loose. like wardner said, they are a devil when they are froze on.
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