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Hey guy's,

I currently have my Rover Rancher stripped down for priming and a nice new coat of paint, but I'm having a lot of difficulty removing the left rear wheel off the axel .

I've soaked the wheel in WD40 for the past week and have tried using a big pulley puller and hammer to shock it, but the wheel seems to be stuck on there pretty good .

I really need the wheel off the axel so I can clean it up for painting and new tyres and tubes .

Would anyone know how I can get this wheel off the axel without destroying the rim ?

Many thanks in advance,
Chang.

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Hi Chang, no easy way, WD40 probably not the best penetrating oil but all you can do is keep banging from side to side on the tyre with a rubber mallet, not easy but no other way, you just have to be patient and keep banging away at it

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Yep,really is no other option.sometimes in the workshop two people are required to break that sucker free.one holds a thick piece of wood up against the inside of the rim ,while the other belts it with a sledgehammer! .Sounds brutal,but in the end does the job with no damage THUS FAR! We always make sure anti seize is applied on re assembly.

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Wow, sounds brutal haha . I'll remove the tyre and leave rim on the axle and mask it up before painting .Thank you all for your replys :-)

I have one more question, are the front wheel bearings easliy removed and replaced ? They have about 2mm of play in them .


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