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I have a cub with Deere sheet metal. Fixing that is my next undertaking. It will be all Cub by the end of this summer.
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Putting Deere sheet metal on a Cub is like admitting you're a cross dresser.
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ok while you guys where joking around i got some work done.

cant get the steering wheel off. anybody have any suggestions?
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PB Blaster, heat and a wheel puller. A well placed blow to the center of the steering column doesn't hurt either just make sure you leave the nut on so you don't screw up the threads.
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where can i get a steering wheel puller?
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I got mine from grainger but, almost any large automotive store should have one.
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Got the steering wheel column, front axle, dash, and all the other stuff off. Just waiting on a transmission now.
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