Posted by CDN 400 on June 09, 2014 at 15:29:44 from (66.103.33.136):
In Reply to: 1466 wheel wedges posted by Moline_guy on June 09, 2014 at 11:23:15:
He don"t need a wedge tool,he can"t even get them to move.Those wedge tools are ok but I have had wedges so tight that with a 3/4 drive impact I folded the two bolts that hold the tool together around in a knot.If you have access to a 3/4 impact wind the bolt right out tight and take a sledge hammer and beat the outside of the axle then give your bolt some more with the impact and beat the axle some more.Just keep going back and fourth.I have moved a lot of wheels and have never been beat or torched out wedges.
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