Posted by mj on January 30, 2014 at 15:02:03 from (216.237.70.109):
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Well, I did move the wheel a bit (I think) on the hub by heating the wheel with the weed-burner (the Knipco heated the whole thing, including the axle & hub) and beating on it with an 8# sledge BUT I finally took a 2' piece of 2 1/4 toolbar and drilled a couple of holes to match the wheel weight holes on the rim and put a couple of 1/2 x 8 " bolts thru both and centered the bar on the axle. I torqued the nuts down (80-100 ft/lbs) and then beat on the rim some more - nuttin' honey! So......I re-torqued the bolts and heated the wheel with the weed burner again - after a few seconds - POP! Re-torqued the bolts smacked the rim with the 8# and another 'POP' and she finally gave it up! Thanks to all of you boys for your suggestions! :D
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