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Old 04-05-2006, 04:00 PM
Dervman Dervman is offline
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Try to get some Penetrating oil or Coke (drink not powder ) onto the studs where they enter the hub. I know that is difficult with the wheels on but maybe through the centre hole or from behind. Leave it to soak in for a while. Get a metal rod or bar onto the head of the wheel Stud/Bolt and strike it firmly a few times with a large mallet in the direction of the hub. Be carefull not to damage the wheel (or your fingers ).

Use a long socket bar with a pipe extension to torque the Bolt out.

Good luck
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