Subject	Never turn down a chance to beat something with a hammer...
Posted by	Bucky Z on February 18, 2013 at 11:47 AM
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In Reply To	How to properly remove wheels studs? posted by evan_aggie on February 18, 2013 at 09:00 AM
Message	I've removed them numerous times and my 150k plus miles bearings are just fine. I will thread a regular nut onto the stud so that the nut is still sticking out past the stud. Then hit the nut with a hammer. This will protect the studs (if you want to maybe use them later) and it only takes a few good whacks to get the stud out. Wear hearing protection too as it tends to be quite loud. Later, B.U.C.K.Y.: Biomechanical Unit Calibrated for Killing and Yardwork
Follow Ups	How to properly remove wheels studs? - evan_aggie 09:00:47 02/18/13 They can handle the beating - Zvil (FL) 09:31:31 02/18/13 Hey, not that I've ever done one... but.. - Medallion Man 09:34:00 02/18/13 Never turn down a chance to beat something with a hammer... - Bucky Z 11:47:20 02/18/13 ok. i was just thinking air hammer for lighter "whacks" (n/m) - evan_aggie 12:20:55 02/18/13 ^ This should be taken as gospel. - ZinnZ32 16:44:04 02/18/13
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