v7guy

hub is half on, I've messed the threads up a bit, but I believe they are repairable I've fixed way worse, but I don't want to rely on that hub bolt to press on the hub to the crank, is there another way to press it on?

GREGG 97Z

I tried to find a longer bolt to pull it on but couldnt find one long enought with the same threads. That's probably the best way. I ended up knocking it on enough with a small 2x4 and a hammer to get the threads started and pulled it back on.

Grease

Get a threaded rod and screw it all the way into the crankshaft. then place a socket over the hub, a large washer and use a nut on the threaded rod to push the hub on. This way you are not putting any pressure on the crank threads or hub bolt, the threaded rod and nut take the load.

WS Sick

Yes a peice of All thread about 10 inches long , a few nuts and some washers and grease will really make it cake (and might clean up your threads.)

GREGG 97Z

I never thought something as simple as all thread would work, that figures. I'll have to try that next time.

GetaZforgetGT

what is "all thread"?

GREGG 97Z

It's a threaded rod that's usually sold in 3 or 4 foot lenghts at hardware stores. The whole rod is threaded, hence the name "all thread"

GetaZforgetGT

Ohh...ok.
I just never heard it called all thread.

Goodluck finding a 7/16 - 20 rod.
I looked everywhere for one.
Some say napa carries it but I didn't get to check there.

My local hardware store closed before I could check with them.
I had to "tap" mine back on.

WS Sick

I bought mine from O reillys.