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Biff
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Jack,
It is a #*%^ to get it loose. I think it has 175 ft./lbs. torque on it. I had to resort to a big impact wrench and two steel bars on the axles to keep everything from turning. I drilled two holes in the bars so they would fit over the wheel studs with their other end on the ground.
It is a #*%^ to get it loose. I think it has 175 ft./lbs. torque on it. I had to resort to a big impact wrench and two steel bars on the axles to keep everything from turning. I drilled two holes in the bars so they would fit over the wheel studs with their other end on the ground.