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37 wc dowel in rear hub
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    Posted: 24 Apr 2024 at 10:14pm
my 37 wc has one dowel in the left hud and five studs .  does the dowel pull straight out or thread out ?  or deas the hub have to be removed to get it out from the inside ?
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Parts Catalog doesn't illustrate the Dowell as having threads, appears to be a press fit in to a blind hole.

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I’m pretty sure that it screws out. We never tried to remove the studs from our ‘37…but our ‘38, ‘39, & ‘41 WCs , as well as our ‘39 RC all have tapped threaded holes in all six holes. I’d try a small pipe wrench or one of the outside “gripper” type stud extractors.
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my right side has six studs  itryed screwing it out had to use the rose bud on it i turned it several rounds it dont screw out  i will weld a nut on it and hook it to my 50lb. slide hammer on it
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What’s the part number. I’ll see if we have it and check it out 
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Curious as to why you what to remove it .
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nonetheless ,still dead.
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