Subject: [TR] TR3/4 Rear Wheel Studs

From: Allen Hess <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2022 18:20:02 -0400

The rear studs are screwed in the face of the hub and peened over on the backside. I imagine that the factory used some big tool to do this—it looks more like a rivet. I’m not sure what kind of trouble that will cause with the ez-out. Of course pulling the hub off is going from bad to worse. 
Allen
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Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2022 16:25:57 +0000

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Since the threads go through the hub, maybe the broken stud could be turned=
 out through the back: drill a pilot in the broken stud, thread the pilot f=
or a small right-hand screw, use heat, penetrant, and the small screw to tu=
rn the broken stud. There=92s probably an easier way.

Cliff

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Subject: [TR] TR3/4 Rear Wheel Studs

The rear studs are screwed in the face of the hub and peened over on the ba=
ckside. I imagine that the factory used some big tool to do this=97it looks=
 more like a rivet. I=92m not sure what kind of trouble that will cause wit=
h the ez-out. Of course pulling the hub off is going from bad to worse.
Allen
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<p class=3D"MsoNormal">Since the threads go through the hub, maybe the brok=
en stud could be turned out through the back: drill a pilot in the broken s=
tud, thread the pilot for a small right-hand screw, use heat, penetrant, an=
d the small screw to turn the broken
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<p class=3D"MsoNormal">The rear studs are screwed in the face of the hub an=
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l to do this=97it looks more like a rivet. I=92m not sure what kind of trou=
ble that will cause with the ez-out. Of
 course pulling the hub off is going from bad to worse. <br>
Allen<br>
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