1973 Gotcha Build

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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by LarryW View Post
    If all else fails, I would cut a slit down the tub part of the hub with a cut off wheel. It comes off easier and I have used them with the slit with no problems. I almost wonder if slitting them helps the bolt squeeze the tube on the axle.
    Mine did not have bolts in it it had roll pins. I was wondering about using bolts, I guess that answers that question.
    I think cutting them will be a last resort.

  2. #12
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    Mine also had the pins. I went to bolts too.

  3. #13
    So the rust is really on there good.
    I tried the pipe wrench method of hub removal and...........................


    LOL HEAVY DUTY

    Well I guess I need a new pipe wrench.

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    wow, I have never seen that happen. That sucks.

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by LarryW View Post
    wow, I have never seen that happen. That sucks.
    I hade a 4ft pipe on the end of it for leverage. They are realy rusted on. But I have not given up.

  6. #16
    So I tried again to remove the hubs today

    Snapped another Monkey wrench.
    Then I made a slit in them and heated them up and soaked them with more PB BLaster


    I only made the slit on one side. Wondering if I should put a slit on the opposite side of the hub?

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    I'd give it a bit of a beating. Put it on an anvil and flog it with a hammer while turning it around.

  8. #18
    I finally gave up on the Scrambler hubs and took them to a machine shop to be pressed off. Cost? Priceless.

  9. #19
    So you took the whole thing to a machine shop? Or Is there a way to get the axles out with the hub on?

  10. #20
    Looks awsome, I amgetting one here shortly and was wondering on the actual size. Could you possibly get a picture with a full size man by it. Im 6' and about 275 pounds and am wondering how welll i'm going to fit.

    **Also,those are piewrenhes. Monky Wrench's have a qooden hande and have a flat spot on the back ofthe jaws that can be used like a hammer. Im only saying this because I larned it like a few days ago in my Automotive Tech class.

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