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Anyone know how to get allen screws out of the aluminum hub that holds the axle in? One broken axle.Two old style wheels/hub.Two three stud rims and two four stud adapters.They threw bolted it.I do have another axle and aluminum bearing holder.I have the other four adapters.Would like to remove them all to restore it. THANKS.
I've had some luck removing things like this with a left handed drill bit. Get one smaller than the allen screw and turn it slow, they make some heat as they drill and will catch sometime and back the thing right out. Good luck.
hi,
Although I am having trouble interpreting your particular situation . Here goes .
A LH drill bit
Heat the bolt up a little at a time with a gas torch .Do this a few times allowing to cool between heating. The cycling of heat cold will help free up the bolt
Heat up the alloy housing [only a little ]
Warning ,heating any thing alloy may result in the threads being pulled out with the bolt .
Helicoil the holes
Apply an anti seize to bolts and maybe some silicon on the shaft
tomo
If the Allen part of the screw is stripped out I beat a torx bin into them. Then try the above mentioned heating.
http://www.6x6world.com/images/attex...-manual-05.jpg
Eric, attempt to spray some good penetrating oil between the sprockets and the outer frame rail. Don't remember seeing any nuts on my 297, the first generation Attex manual is available in the manual section of the home page.
Here is one picture from it, if you have no luck with the penetrating oil like pb blaster you could grind the heads of the allens which should set hub free and then remove the bolts after.
http://www.6x6world.com/images/attex...-manual-06.jpg
Well.I managed to get one bolt out.broke a drill bit in one and the other one stripped.So I cut the heads off.Ruined the aluminum outer flange.Had tho cut the shaft out.Had the press the shaft out.But it's out!God hates a coward...Can't wait to get it back together.thanks again for the advice from everyone.