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Rox Crusher
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 Hydraulic Press ? Does anybody know of or have a hydraulic press that is capable of pressing wheel studs into an axle flange ?
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Justin
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? I've got one you're welcome to use.
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Viperwolf1
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? BFH
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phyler
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? Funny, I have to do that tomorrow and was planning on the BFH method.
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Rox Crusher
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? BFH didn't get it done.
Nor did a 20 ton hydraulic press.
I'm quite sure the holes in the axle flange are undersized for the wheel stud which I know to be the correct size.
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Justin
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? You're not supposed to weld them in. 
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ManTruck
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? I'm sure you know this but I usually help my pressing by heating the axel or receiving part and freeze the pressed in piece prior to the instal. Seems to make a difference in what I break or don't break.
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Colorado75bronc
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Hydraulic Press ? If you can't press in wheel studs than something has to be wrong, wrong studs, they should be able to be knocked out and in with a hammer
If you have an old one out, measure it with a vernier caliper or mic on the splined area, should be within a couple thousandths, the new should be just a little larger than the old .0005-.002" maybe 3 thousandths
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Rox Crusher
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? The studs came with the rear axle assembly for the kids Crown Vic Cop Car.
I'm thinking the holes are undersized, but I suppose it could be oversized wheel studs just as easily.
We are bringing the whole shebang back and exchanging them for another version of quality chinese parts.
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Rox Crusher
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? Orielly's rounded another up for us.
Holes were slightly larger than the ones in the the hacked up one, but still not big enough for the studs.
Nobody else has one so will probably go to the p-n-p next week end.
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Gregg
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? OOOOOOOOOOOOh! Now you want to go to the PnP.
You don't need special tools. You just have to be crafty. Remember my homemade press?
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Dukietown
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Re: Hydraulic Press ?
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Eck
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Re: Hydraulic Press ? Still waiting for that LIKE button!!
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