I also think that I have a pretty good picture in my mind of what was
described. I will probably be trying it in about a month or so. If all
goes well, I will take some pictures and send them to everyone.
I had to pull the hubs on the back of a TR7 a few years ago. It took a
huge amount of force and heat from a torch before they popped apart. It
always makes me a little jumpy waiting for the "bang". I hope my TR3
hubs come apart as easy as described using Ken's technique!
Mike
Randall wrote:
>> Did you ever receive the pictures to which he refers?
>>
>
> Unfortunately, no. I think I understand the description; but won't know for
> certain until the time comes to try it.
>
> Which may not be so far away; the project TR3 left a puddle of gear oil
> under the left rear after I left the right side up in the air for a few
> days. But I've decided to try to get it on the road first, and then
> re-evaluate the rear axle seals.
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