This message is a reply to an archived post by 445 on June 27, 2012 at 21:06:00.
The original subject was "445 rear wheel hub".
I finally got my hub off. I had a local machine shop cut me a round 1 inch thick steel plate and drilled holes to match the holes in the hub then I got grade 8 bolts 5 inches long and bolted the plate to the hub with a heavy socket between the plate and the axle shaft and begin tightening the bolts and hitting the center of the steel plate with a sledge until it popped. It pulled hard all the way off but it is off.
The original subject was "445 rear wheel hub".
I finally got my hub off. I had a local machine shop cut me a round 1 inch thick steel plate and drilled holes to match the holes in the hub then I got grade 8 bolts 5 inches long and bolted the plate to the hub with a heavy socket between the plate and the axle shaft and begin tightening the bolts and hitting the center of the steel plate with a sledge until it popped. It pulled hard all the way off but it is off.
