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Posted by Joe in MN on June 04, 2005 at 11:00:02 from (65.162.45.141):
I own a IH240 Utility, and would like to spread the wheels for hill work, so I loosened the bolts and on one side, the wheel came out with no problem. So I went to the other side, loosened the bolts, and it was stuck, so I heated up all around with a acetelyne torch, it smoked real good and was hot for sure, but would not move, so I took it to a garage and asked the mechanic to see if he could get it to move, He heated it up real good, and no luck, it would not move. Now what ? I don't want to melt the thing, but sure would like to move it, I sprayed it with WD40 for two days, and still no luck, any body got any suggestions, thanks for your time...Joe
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