Posted by patsdeere on January 04, 2010 at 14:06:35 from (134.186.243.105):
In Reply to: How to Pull a Hub? posted by 1 Dollar on January 04, 2010 at 13:33:28:
Here are my suggestions: 1. Clean the area where the hub will have to slide. Get as much of that rust off as you can. 2. Heat the area above the expansion hole (the hole above that seperate the fingers of the hub). Heat it red hot. Might have to do it to all the holes to try and break it free. Once you have heated them all and soaked them with blaster then put the puller on it and heat the crud out of the area above an expansion hole and try pulling it. It might take some time to come off. 3. Once it is off make sure it is clean and burr free. You should be good to go at that point.
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