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rear hub welded shot, this was my fix

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juanjose

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Jul 8, 2007
miami, Florida
so like a lot of people when they have to change the hub and bearing is stock with the axle and is a pain to get a new axle or get it rebuilt i decided to cut the baring and hub and after 3 hours mission accomplish,tomorrow im going to get it rebuilt because i cut the outer boot by mistake
 

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next time soak it with oils of wintergreen for about a day then heat with a torch and it will come apart with a few hits from a 3 pound hammer.
 
next time soak it with oils of wintergreen for about a day then heat with a torch and it will come apart with a few hits from a 3 pound hammer.

It's not always that simple. Some of them are so seized that nothing other than cutting the axle cup will separate them.
 
believe me i tried every thing i left it about 2 weeks soaked in pb blaster heating is a nono ### that heat mess the axle itself and the hammer i already did it with the other side like a year ago and didn't work, so i decided to do this instead of paying top dollar for a replacement or wait to find a used one.
 
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