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  1. jimmcld

    5 ton rear hub removal

    You must have the baby 5 ton. I know my drumb and hub together weigh more than 100 lbs and I would guess closer to 150 lbs.
  2. jimmcld

    5 ton rear hub removal

    Has anyone ever tried using a motorcycle jack to remove the rear hub on a 5 ton? You cannot leave the tire on the hub when you are running singles on the rear, so the tire must come off first, and then the hub. Working alone, I had to figure a way to remove the hub without destroying the axle...
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