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AC TL-10 Hub Removal
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    Posted: 17 Dec 2010 at 9:10pm
Howdy all, as you can see I'm attempting to remove the hubs from my Allis Chalmers TL-10 with little luck.  Does anyone have any other ideas other than this?  I am leaving it overnight with the jack putting around 2000# pressure on the puller but if that doesn't work then I am stumped.  The brake pads aren't stuck to the hub, its only stuck on the middle shaft and I doubt it has ever been removed before.  Unless there are any great ideas, I think I may have to heat the middle of the hub up with a rosebud and ruin the bearings and seal in there, but I sure hate to do that...

Thanks,

Allan Brown
Home-made puller for the TL-10 Hub
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krol oil it over night and use a spreader bar on your jack and chain will give you more pulling power and pull straighter. Then use a air chisal on the thick part of your hub. The vibration will help  work the oil in and loosen the hub. You also could try a flat bar type puller that would jack off the center of the shaft. Tighten, then beat on the jacking bolt with a hammer

Edited by Dave A - 17 Dec 2010 at 9:49pm
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Make up a puller using 2 studs on each side to hold it to spread the force, use a center bolt against the axle end and crank as much force as you can , slight heat to center hub and then BFH on the bolt that contacts axle. About like removing a sprocket from crawler axle , lots of force and lots of words and some heat needed.
 Then on my D6 it was rent a puller from Cat as nothing else worked.
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A pic of a strongback similar to what Coke described.
 
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You got it , big fine thread bolt in the center and only thing missing is the BFH
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