y i don't need it the axles I have are fine plus I just spent over $100 on the bearing assembly so I don't wanna spend anymore cash right now

 

I got mine loose by popping out the center caps on my wheels, and setting the vehicle on the ground with just the wheel on that side and used the weight of the vehicle to break it loose

 

i've tried that and all I seem to do is bend pull bars

 

Uhhhh...... Lefty loosey....sorry, had to do it

 

pb blaster do what I suggested and get a craftsman breaker bar. they insure all their tools.

 

uhhhh yea i know lol

 

so you only bought one side??? always should do both at the same time. my .02 on that. get a good breaker bar with a 6 foot pipe and give er hell.

 

I have been and it ain't budging. I only got 1 side cuz that's all the cash I got this week and I gotta get it going

 

they don't insure your back

 

Any luck with this nut? Ok. If a 1/2 impact didn't work most likely a 1" won't either. What you need to do is pb blast the sucker down good. Take a torch and heat it up red. While it's still glowing tale the impact and bust it off. Should work for you. Buy a new nut and replace your ujoints if they are bad while you have the hub assembly off. Also wouldn't be a bad idea to do both sides just to get it done and out of the way.

 

be extremely careful with heat and lube, red hot parts and oil = FIRE
also a 1" impact gun has alot more torqe than a 1/2" gun

 

yea I did start a small fire with the torch and PB blaster lol but it didn't hurt anything.......GOT THE NUT OFF AND THE BEARING ASSEMBLY INSTALLED thanks for the imput guys

 

Watch the heat on the nut, when it tranfers the heat to the axle, it too will expand. I see you all like that Pb, and it is ok, try Kroil. I use it in the gun shop all the time, and it is the best I have found, and yes, they are proud when you buy it, but it does get in thight places much better than PB. One other thing about heat, you will soften the metal, and may not be serviceable. One other thought, you could take a dremel too, with a fiber blade and make a relief cut on the nut. Would be about the same as doing a relief cut on a barrel to unscrew a receiver. The cut and kroil it will come off.