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Steering wheel removal SR-1??
I thought I had this covered all winter because I have a steering wheel remover but it wont line up to the staggered bolts and I cant get the hub off the shaft. Any ideas on how to get it removed?
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Unscrew the shaft nut till it's flush with the end of the shaft ( to proect the threads).Sit in the driver's seat and position your knees on each side of the wheel,pull up with your legs and hit the shaft end with a hammer.If you have a helper,he can pull up on the wheel while you hit it it.
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Originally Posted by Magicfloat
(Post 2473571)
Unscrew the shaft nut till it's flush with the end of the shaft ( to proect the threads).Sit in the driver's seat and position your knees on each side of the wheel,pull up with your legs and hit the shaft end with a hammer.If you have a helper,he can pull up on the wheel while you hit it it.
Ahhh yes, the ubiquitous hammer. When the right tool isn't available, the hammer always is.:D:D |
Originally Posted by ThirdBird
(Post 2473662)
Ahhh yes, the ubiquitous hammer. When the right tool isn't available, the hammer always is.:D:D
And if the regular hammer fails to work, simply get the big one. :eek: Always wise to not allow the helper to use the hi-tech equiptment. |
"Low tech and proud of it":D
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Originally Posted by Magicfloat
(Post 2473841)
"Low tech and proud of it":D
Like they say "Ain't nothing a man can't fix, with a bigger hammer". :D Just to be sure I've got the procedure straight; You have the helper pull on the wheel, You hit him with the hammer, And it's the reaction to the hammer strike that jerks the wheel off? |
I knew I shouldn't have used "buddy" and "hit it" in the same sentence. Now you are talking about jerking something off.We may get this thread moved to the UC section:p Seriously tho,I know there are wheel pullers available,just never needed one.Recently removed the original wheel from my 1967 Switzer project,and that boat had been sitting in a field for 30 years.Course I loosened the nut with an Alabama socket wrench (vice grips):D
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I like the reference to the "Alabama socket wrench", thats a classic.:p
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Originally Posted by Magicfloat
(Post 2473948)
Seriously tho,I know there are wheel pullers available,just never needed one.D
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No,I knew you were kidding:D:p
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