no, try renting one of those tools at a local auto parts place. it "presses" the stud out of the spindle.

unless of course you followed the rules and applied anti-sieze to the stud last time, hammering away with a pickle fork might not do it.

you might even need to apple heat/flame to that area of the spindle right where the stud is...

leo d.

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marlin duals, arb rear, tt front
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