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Rear dual tire removal

Any info on pulling the shaft/axle on the rear dual tires? I'm unscrewing the shaft but gets tight again after moving out a bit. Thought I'd stop and ask for assistance before proceeding.
  • Posted 7 Feb 2021 02:08
  • Discussion started by Don_Wiebe
  • Kansas, United States
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