[Tigers] Replacing a rear wheel lug stud

Tony Somebody achd73 at yahoo.com
Fri Jan 14 14:33:29 MST 2011


Removing the axles was definitely a learning experience and it took the Kroil
oil a few days to work its way in on the drivers side but if I had to replace
lug bolts again, I would not cut the axle flange or weaken the lug bolt, I
would pull it again. I replaced all bearings but I'm certain  I could have
just repacked them.To each his own but there is a right way and a wrong way to
do every job. If you took your Tiger to a shop and later learned they cut the
flange and the lug bolt to save time, you would be one pissed off owner. Just
my 2 cents worth.
TonytheTiger

> Does anyone have a tip on how to replace a rear wheel lug stud on a Tiger
> without pulling the axle?
> ?
> Steve Halbrook
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