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Posted by SuperA-Tx on November 30, 2006 at 16:20:42 from (4.226.54.159):
I have this axle from a Model A pickup and I want to make a two wheel trailer to pull behind my tractor because I like the wire wheels. On the inside of the wheel hubs are four botls that appear to hold the wheel hubs to the axle. They have castle nuts, four on each one. I removed the nuts and I thought the wheel hubs would cone off the axle but it doesnt. I can get a little gap between the hub and the axle but just enough to get a crow bar tip in there and then it dont budge. The bolts are loose and could be pushed into the hub so I know they arent binding. This is my first time at doing anything like this so could someone tell me what I am doing wrong or what I havent undone?
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