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Old 04-03-2007, 05:57 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by John V
You don't need a bearing puller to get the axles out.
You need an AXLE puller to press the axles out of the hubs. You use three lug bolts to attach it to the hub, and the big screw in the center presses the axle out.

How else would you do it? I guess you could pound on it with a hammer and a piece of pipe or something, but that's a really bad idea. Especially when the proper tool is usually available to be "borrowed" from your local auto parts store for free.
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