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Rear Hub PullersI read in a recent Digest (might have been E-Type) that John Farrell sold the Churchill Hub Pullers. The last time I checked with him he had sold out and did not know if he was going to have another batch made up. I have a call in to him to check it out. If he is out, maybe we could stir up some interest in getting another run as I personally would prefer Churchill over Rube Goldberg! The Jaguar club in England appears to have made up a different hub puller set up which incorporates a conventional lug type hub puller with a couple of heavy duty thereaded rings which screw onto the hubs etc. Does anyone know if these "threaded rings" can be purchased? thanks for the help. I really enjoy the Digest and it is interesting to note that the XK group has a slightly different personality than the crowd on the E-Type Digest. As a subscriber to both I can see a difference.....the E-Type folks are much more long winded as their Digest generates three times the banter and they also have a habit oif getting side-tracked. We have been debating Rain-X for a week or so and the Clinton jokes have been woven in as well! - Ken Oilschlager Ken: Don't be dissin my hero, Rube! While am fortunate to have had a proper hub puller for many years now, I turned to "Rube" in the past and he did not let me down. By fabricating a distance piece of soft mat'l (copper or aluminium) to place between the axle end and extending a bit beyond the hub threads, a stock wing nut has worked to break a not too stubborn hub off its taper. Naturally, the greater diameter of the distance piece the better to keep it from push through the soft brass of the spinner (use an old spinner). Be prepared to replace the seal should heat be applied. - Regards. Bruce Baysinger Ken, It is the Jaguar Enthusiasts Club that sell the tools. They have a full time office and would be happy to discuss your requirements in detail, (0117 969 8186. They are very nice folk. . The tools man is Roger Brotton (Tel no 44 1226 740754) and this is probably his home number. - Roger Learmonth
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