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Joined: 23 Mar 2025
Location: Hi Dez OR
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    Posted: Yesterday at 2:38pm
I need to remove the front wheel disks for blasting and painting. They are spindle mounts. I tried a claw hammer to pry the cap off gently but they did not budge. I do not want to mangle them. Any hints?

Thank, Bruce
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I use a thick piece of canvas and a pair of adjustable pliers they can really be a bugger to get off
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Thanks!
I ended up removing the tire and rim. Tried Channel Locks, Pipe wrench and finally removed them with a Fiskars wrecking bar. The non hammer end.
Those caps are built like a tank. Now to find wheel seals.
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