Wheel hub nut

[Gaber]

I purchased some G-Force extended hubs, but I'm having a hell of a time cracken the hub nut.  Is there a special tool I could use?  Man this thing is tight.

[Danny T]

use a nice 5 ft breaker bar. Heat it up a little first. Use all the pressure you can. it will break loose im a puny 134 lbs and broke mine loose!

[Livingmylife93]

I put a wrench between the sprocket and housing just so the axle couldnt spin... And i had my dad use a regular sized breaker bar (1 1/2 maybe 2 feet) and it broke loose. hard as shit, but it came loose.

[Bert]

I used a 4-5' pipe with a breaker bar & it was tight 

[Krandall]

If you have access to a impact wrench it may help. but like everyone else said. I also used a 5' cheater bar on my 1/2" wratchet

[socalrappy700]

I only had a 2' cheater bar but I beat the crap out of that with a sledge and that took care of it.

[blueyamaha]

Impact wrench, works everytime.

[Warren]

i used a 3' breaker bar and my fat 280 ass bouncing on it to break my loose. they're tight. like 145 foot pounds i think they are. 

[Bert]

In Quad Magazine they offered this tip
Use the rear brake & parking brake, not the transmission to hold the axle from turning especially when using an impact.

[Gaber]

Finally got that sob loose with regular ratchett & socket.  I had to stand on it and push like nobody's business, finally cracked loose. 

[blueyamaha]

In Quad Magazine they offered this tip
Use the rear brake & parking brake, not the transmission to hold the axle from turning especially when using an impact.

I agree my dad held the rear brake down as I spun the nut it off. As I don't have a parking brake.

[Kenneth]

Impact Wrench or Breaker Bar... I prefer the impact wrench...