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shh120m 20th September 2010 07:25 PM

how to get hub nuts off
 
hi guys, just started dtripping my axle, im having problems with the hub bearing nuts. Ive cut the collar off and meted away the plasticy stuff but the nut wont budge no matter how much heat and sweat i put into it.
Has anyone got any tips?

thanks
nathan

David_17 20th September 2010 07:33 PM

You don't need the hub nuts off if you've got rear drums.

twinturbo 20th September 2010 07:35 PM

One is reverse thread.

They are done up RFT.

TT

tkpm 20th September 2010 07:37 PM

i undid mine while the hubs where still on the donor

Terry

Coozer 20th September 2010 07:45 PM

This was my solution...



You than put a length of smaller section box, or a bar through the short bit there, stand on it and then you can undo them no problem. Its like that so's you can swap it over to help tighten and also to undo the opposite side.

Hope that helps,
Steve

gaz05 20th September 2010 07:54 PM

I've just got the back end home and didn't have a chance to loosen the back nuts. Done it tonight with a 3/4 drive socket,large toggle bar and a large hammer. Just stood on the drum and kept shocking the toggle bar with the hammer. Just took a couple of minutes. The n/s nut (LH) is left hand thread.

shh120m 20th September 2010 08:54 PM

cheers,

Il have another go tomorrow night once iv found a long tube for some extra leverage.

shh120m 20th September 2010 09:10 PM

would a pnuematic impact gun loosen them easily? if so i might go down to machine mart and invest in one

londonsean69 20th September 2010 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shh120m (Post 45320)
would a pnuematic impact gun loosen them easily? if so i might go down to machine mart and invest in one

I clamped my drive shafts in the vice and applied the windy gun, came off no bother

monsterob 20th September 2010 09:44 PM

i highly recomend the clarke electric impact gun

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...-impact-wrench

bought it to do one job and its been a god send ever since !

watch your wrists ! it can kick like a mule !

:D

and no batteries and no need for a compressor !


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