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Re: home wheel stud replacement



Well, I over-rode all my superior officers methods and used a hotplate and a freezer and they went together in a snap with a decent sized framing hammer. You guys all seem to have air power and I don't. I was originally trying it with spacers and a ratchet and  that just kept cocking the stud in the hole. Last night I put all the studs in the freezer. This morning I just put out a hot plate and laid the axle on the table and got the flange warm, pulled the studs from the freezer one by one, and they went right together with a couple good love taps. Amazing.  The bearing didn't even get hot, I worked fast enough that the axle shaft never really got that warm,
   This baby might run this weekend. We have been having gorgeous Indian summer days and I was looking forward to a nice long shakedown cruise, but of course it looks like the weathers gonna shift today to good old Oregon rain.
  Neal


On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 6:04 AM, Hall, Ricky L <ricky.l.hall@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Don’t forget “machine shop” includes NAPA and other old skool auto parts stores back rooms - often better price wise on labor - and open weekends.  Good place to get things hot-tanked too. 

 

Had them do my studs on the ’62 tapered rear axle hubs when converting to removable ’65 drums and R/H threads.  Was about $30 labor for 10 old studs pressed out and new studs pressed in.  It helped a little to bring them the hubs with swaged studs cut & ground down flush to the drums already.  Studs part # BK 641-1087.  ’65 Drums part # ND 440-1129.   http://hotrodsandhemis.com/PolaraRearBrakes/TaperedAxleBrakes.html

 

 

From: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of neal zimmerman
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2013 7:06 PM
To: 1962to1965mopars


Subject: home wheel stud replacement

 

Any body have any luck doing this themselves and not taking the whole axle to a machine shop for pressing? When I pried off my brake drum, it destroyed the studs. I tried the big  thick washer and lug nut approach to try to pull it through, but it didn't feel good so i stopped. I am willing to take it to a shop, but if there's a way to home remedy and get it done before Monday I sure would love to hear it. I thought about freezing the studs overnight and heating up the axle but I am a little worried what the heat might do the wheel bearings.

  Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon

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