Posted by showcrop on November 12, 2015 at 03:27:45 from (208.93.198.100):
In Reply to: Steering Wheel posted by Spudm on November 12, 2015 at 02:59:00:
Can you post a pic of it? There are a lot of different methods, depending on how badly it is rusted on. First is penetrating oil and time. This has worked for me so far. Next would be removing the nut and any washer and replacing the nut with one that is thinner, so that you can hit the nut and the force transmits to the shaft and not onto the wheel. Give it a sharp blow but not enough to damage the shaft or housing. If you can have someone pulling up on the wheel while you hit the nut it is more effective. A strap around the wheel supported from above through a come-a-long or a load strap can take the place of a helper. I think that I read this one in a manual. Next would be a puller, which of course would have to be of the three fingered type. Effectiveness of pullers is enhanced by striking the puller's bolt head with a good sharp blow when it is good and tight. If none of the above are successful, you may need to resort to cutting it off with a torch or grinder.
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