riding mower wheel help

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Posted by mackeal2001 on September 11, 2007, 1:12 pm
 
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i have a 1992 mtd 18HP riding mower with a flat back tire . i am going
to put a tub in the tire if i can get it off the mower . there is no
nuts or bolts just a coter pin and washer . igot them off NP but
ican't get the wheel to slide off . i have tryed hammering , heat ,
penatrating oil over night , even driving in curcals to see if it
would fall or pull its self off . if anyone has any ideas i would love
to hear them thank you . Mike



Posted by do_see on September 11, 2007, 1:44 pm
 mackeal2001@hotmail.com wrote:

Be careful you don't pull the axle shaft out. It can happen. I know from
experience. :) You need a puller to get the wheel off. Check with a
local dealer or repair shop. They may be able to order it for you.

Posted by Srgnt Billko on September 11, 2007, 1:51 pm
 

Something doesn't sound right. I don't remember ever having that much
trouble getting a wheel off - and I've done a few of them for salvage.



Posted by do_see on September 11, 2007, 6:14 pm
 Srgnt Billko wrote:

I had one similar to the one he is describing. I guess if you don't lube
the axle to tire shaft, it corrodes and is a bitch to remove. I tried
the hammer to the tire bit and the whole shaft came out of the drive
box. Took it to a local dealer/repair shop and he used a puller to
remove the wheels. He also rebuilt the drive box for me too--at more
than the mower was probably worth, I might add.   :( Used it up till
last year when the engine finally shelled.

Posted by do_see on September 11, 2007, 6:14 pm
 Srgnt Billko wrote:

I had one similar to the one he is describing. I guess if you don't lube
the axle to tire shaft, it corrodes and is a bitch to remove. I tried
the hammer to the tire bit and the whole shaft came out of the drive
box. Took it to a local dealer/repair shop and he used a puller to
remove the wheels. He also rebuilt the drive box for me too--at more
than the mower was probably worth, I might add.   :( Used it up till
last year when the engine finally shelled.