ScottyBoy
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I feel sorry for you fellas up north. When I replaced my hubs a while back, I literally just had to whack it with a hammer ONE time and it fell off. Oh the joys of living in the South.
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Same here in the NW. No salt over here.
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Tonyrodz
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Oh $hit!! Where ya been @ScottyBoy ?? A bunch of us were really worried about you buddy! Glad you're still kicking lol.
As to your comment--Show off lol!!
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Tonyrodz
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That is cheap. Wish I would've saw that earlier. Gonna do it starting tomorrow. I'm working overnight tonight so I have most of Friday, during the day off.
Oh yeah I didn’t even realize I was responding to @ScottyBoy!
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Tonyrodz
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Yes sir! Back in action--hopefully.
ScottyBoy
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Yeah, I had some health issues, and then some family issues, and then Covid hit and fcucked EVERYTHING up.......To make a long story short, I'm alive and not in jail and I'm back.
Hell yeah. Can’t s n u f f the rooster.
Yes, apparently ***** is a bad word.
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Tonyrodz
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Bought these for nothing. 
The center of the hub separated, but the hub end piece is stuck. Not even budging. Beat it with a mini sledge--no dice.
Axle is out.
Would heat help to get the back end off the spindle? Any suggestions or ideas to get it off?
The center of the hub separated, but the hub end piece is stuck. Not even budging. Beat it with a mini sledge--no dice.
Axle is out.
Would heat help to get the back end off the spindle? Any suggestions or ideas to get it off?
Sparksalot
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It can't stick if it's liquid.
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