Tore apart the ole 8N to replace rear axle oil seal.Put a 3 arm puller on it and no luck.I took some advice from from guys from the board and put the rear tire back on and kept the big nut about a 1/8" loose on the axle and took her out and did figure 8"s in the road(country)Ha trying to pop the hub loose from the axle with little luck(at least i thought.)Took her back in the shop and put the puller back on the hub and tightened it as tight as i could get it,still no movement.I tapped the hub with a BFH a couple of times and the hub shot off like a rocket.Just alittle info you guys might find useful or funny.Thanks for the help.
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