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D19 rear wheel hubs

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    Posted: 15 Oct 2016 at 7:59pm
Ok guys what's the trick to get the centre wedge hub out to move it on the axle. One of my books shows a special pusher bolt, are they still available from agco or does anyone have a set they would part with?
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Agco has them but be prepared to pay!!
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Put a piece of metal in the gap between the hub and the wedge, Then use a bolt that fits in the threads of the wedge, the bolt will bottom on the metal piece and push the wedge out of the hub.
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it will take some heat
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This old thread may help

http://www.allischalmers.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=70295&title=190-hub-removal-bolts
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The pusher bolts work great and are worth the investment is moving wheels is something that you are going to do often. But if it is a one time deal I would try some of the other suggestions posted on here.
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Ok thanks guys would like to narrow it down, it has been set out to the widest position and it's a pain to load on my 83" trailer!
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