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Old 11-27-2009, 07:43 PM
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Question 1572 front wheel removal
Hi. Is there a trick in getting a front wheel off of a 1572 SGT? I've removed the single bolt/washer but the wheel seems to be stuck pretty tight. Appreciate any advice.
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Old 11-28-2009, 09:46 AM
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There shouldn't be anything else holding it on. It's probably just stuck.
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Old 11-28-2009, 11:05 AM
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The trick is a block of wood on the backside of the rim and a sledge hammer. A couple of hits should knock it off.

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The trick is a block of wood on the backside of the rim and a sledge hammer. A couple of hits should knock it off.

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Thanks for the tip. Still stuck after a lot of effort. Can I put a torch on the hub or could that ruin the bearings?
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Thanks for the tip. Still stuck after a lot of effort. Can I put a torch on the hub or could that ruin the bearings?
Well, I've just removed the tire with the wheel on the tractor. Inserted a tube, which is what I needed to do, reset the tire on the wheel, and the tractor is good to go w/r to the front tires.
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