removing stuck wheel

Agreed. You're unlikely to have oxy/aceteline but a blowlamp (GAZ do one you can get from B&Q) would work.

AC wrote (see)

Agreed. You're unlikely to have oxy/aceteline but a blowlamp (GAZ do one you can get from B&Q) would work.

shaymilly wrote (see)

hi, does anyone know how i can remove  alloy wheels from a steel shaft, have been trying to get them off for hours, they are on my sons havel buggy,

Yes, undo the nut first.

Lamp it from behind on the inner rim with a with a copper hammer, while turning it. That's served mechanics well for thousands of years.

If you can't get it loose like that, lamp it harder.

HTH

CheshireCat wrote (see)

Lamp it from behind on the inner rim with a with a copper hammer, while turning it. That's served mechanics well for thousands of years.

If you can't get it loose like that, lamp it harder.

HTH

Chesh, the boys do the technical stuff.

Be a love and put the kettle on.

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Alright John.....just thought i'd share a tip which has seen me remove many a stubborn alloy wheen from steel hub. No fancy catering torches required.

Would you like it in your special cup darling?

CheshireCat wrote (see)

Alright John.....just thought i'd share a tip which has seen me remove many a stubborn alloy wheen from steel hub. No fancy catering torches required.

Would you like it in your special cup darling?

3 sugars, milky, but don't stir it, as I don't like it sweet.

Hurry up.

Giving it a good old fashioned belt from behind always works for me

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as-i-said wrote (see)

ill have one too chesh, any biscuits

Better than that AIS! Mr Kiplings French Fancies.

Oh yes. If the job goes on for a while I might whip up some bacon baps in a bit. World famous are Becca's Baps.

CheshireCat wrote (see)

as-i-said wrote (see)

ill have one too chesh, any biscuits

Better than that AIS! Mr Kiplings French Fancies.

Oh yes. If the job goes on for a while I might whip up some bacon baps in a bit. World famous are Becca's Baps.

be a good name for a cafe

BECCA'S BAPS, nice ring

dooffle9 wrote (see)

Giving it a good old fashioned belt from behind always works for me

does anyone know where i can get a hold of one of these (havel buggy) off road buggies?

thanks

Peter

Well doughball, you never came back like the twodger you are to read the posts meant to help you. So mine is deleted too. Tosser.