FS Hub Puller Unique
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got10carz
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FS Hub Puller Unique
For Sale, puller as pictured. Internal threads look OK, not awesome.$20 Steve 701 212 5009
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DanTreace
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Re: FS Hub Puller Unique
Steve
Just sent u a PM email
Dan
Just sent u a PM email
Dan
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got10carz
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Re: FS Hub Puller Unique
Sold to Dan, thanks.
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Thanks Steve!
Actually been looking for a while to find one of these auxiliary rope pulls that were used to yank your T out of the mud and muck rather than finding that farmer who had a horse team at the ready
This one is nice because you could also use it to pull the wheel like a normal puller.
Will look just fine on Nellie the '23 cutoff pickup as another accessory to show bystanders how your Ford could off-road and then get you out of your own mess
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Actually been looking for a while to find one of these auxiliary rope pulls that were used to yank your T out of the mud and muck rather than finding that farmer who had a horse team at the ready
This one is nice because you could also use it to pull the wheel like a normal puller.
Will look just fine on Nellie the '23 cutoff pickup as another accessory to show bystanders how your Ford could off-road and then get you out of your own mess
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got10carz
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Re: FS Hub Puller Unique
Dan, are you telling me I should have got more for it?
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Re: FS Hub Puller Unique
Jerry, I see you posting more, are you social distancing from home. Nice picture of your speedster at the museum. Looks mean and fast. All is well here I retired.
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Re: FS Hub Puller Unique
SteveYou're happy, I'm happy.
Best of deals, seller prices and buyer decides. Hoped to have helped out on the shipping, if its a lot more let me know.
Probably only a few crazy about accessory guys would have noticed it anyway
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Re: FS Hub Puller Unique
Dan, we are fine. Know that I see what it does, I wonder if 1 side of car should pull ahead, and reverse for other side. Would it unscrew, would the pull bolt hold it from unscrewing?
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Re: FS Hub Puller Unique
Steve
That Hub Pul came with hooks to tie to a rope.
Wrap a turn on the Hub Pul, either over or under the pulley, depending on where you anchor the other end to a post or tree. Rope winds on the hub, and pulls the rope, pulling the T toward that post or tree stump, and the stuck rear wheel out of the muck. The Hub Puller is firmly tightened on the hub cap threads, so it stays in place. That's why the cast iron hex is needed to tighten with the hub cap wrench.
Here's the whole story:
That Hub Pul came with hooks to tie to a rope.
Wrap a turn on the Hub Pul, either over or under the pulley, depending on where you anchor the other end to a post or tree. Rope winds on the hub, and pulls the rope, pulling the T toward that post or tree stump, and the stuck rear wheel out of the muck. The Hub Puller is firmly tightened on the hub cap threads, so it stays in place. That's why the cast iron hex is needed to tighten with the hub cap wrench.
Here's the whole story:
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The best way is always the simplest. The attics of the world are cluttered up with complicated failures. Henry Ford
Don’t find fault, find a remedy; anybody can complain. Henry Ford
Don’t find fault, find a remedy; anybody can complain. Henry Ford