Re: Steering wheel removal

Posted by Larry Jenkins on September 18, 1997 at 18:40:57

In Reply to: Steering wheel removal
posted by Mike Flanagan on September 18, 1997 at 17:48:00

: I have a question. With the steering column out of the car and lashed securely to a steel welding table. A 1/4 inch chain secured one end to the steering wheel and the other to the motorhome. How much slack should I leave in the chain to insure enough of a head start to gain the momentum to generate the force required to dislodge the steering wheel?

: That steering wheel is on there. It's been soaking in liquid wrench with pressure from one of my jury rigged pullers for three days and no movement in sight. Somethings going to happen pretty soon or I'll be scratching the noggin fer sure! Hate to ruin the wheel because it's in pretty good shape. Quien sabe'?

: God speed under 50.

: The Model A Fool.

Hi Mike..

Question..If it can't be removed easily, why take it off at all?Does the steering wheel turn the shaft?If you want to take it off to restore the wheel, leave it on because I have some things that worked for me, and the wheel looks original.E-mail me if you're interested.If not, you might forget the motorhome and buy three lazy mules and hook the chain around their necks and shout "bratwurst!"

Regards..

Larry Jenkins




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