I have a 5 bolt pattern wheel. Is it necessary to buy two more legs for this tool?
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The bolt pattern really has nothing to do with how many legs you need for the job. It is suggested to use 5 legs for really tough, stubborn jobs, like the old Cadillac's with the tapered axles. On my 1947 CJ2A jeep, 3 was enough. A little penetrating oil helps too. Don't forget to grease the treads on the puller and DON'T stand in front of the puller when using it. Once that hub gives, there is sometimes enough energy to sent that hub and puller right into your chest, legs or arms. Some people got broken ribs, leg, arm from it. Stand to the side when pulling. You should also put the axle nut back on a few threads while pulling to keep the hub and puller from flying across the shop. The bolt pattern really has nothing to do with how many legs you need for the job. It is suggested to use 5 legs for really tough, stubborn jobs, like the old Cadillac's with the tapered axles. On my 1947 CJ2A jeep, 3 was enough. A little penetrating oil helps too. Don't forget to grease the treads on the puller and DON'T stand in front of the puller when using it. Once that hub gives, there is sometimes enough energy to sent that hub and puller right into your chest, legs or arms. Some people got broken ribs, leg, arm from it. Stand to the side when pulling. You should also put the axle... » Read More The bolt pattern really has nothing to do with how many legs you need for the job. It is suggested to use 5 legs for really tough, stubborn jobs, like the old Cadillac's with the tapered axles. On my 1947 CJ2A jeep, 3 was enough. A little penetrating oil helps too. Don't forget to grease the treads on the puller and DON'T stand in front of the puller when using it. Once that hub gives, there is sometimes enough energy to sent that hub and puller right into your chest, legs or arms. Some people got broken ribs, leg, arm from it. Stand to the side when pulling. You should also put the axle nut back on a few threads while pulling to keep the hub and puller from flying across the shop. « Show Less
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No. I use mine on an 8 bolt.pattern for my diesel pickup truck. It works very well.
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No, the legs are ajustable around the puller, install the legs on three of your five wheel studs, they wont be evenly spaced but close enough. I have a jeep that is 5 lug with tapered hubs and this tool works perfect.
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No I don't see the need for five legs. I used it just fine on my 62 Chrysler which is also 5 lug. Once the 3 legs are bolted down the puller is very solid. Hope this helps.
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Hi Karl. No the three legs are sufficient to pull hubs off.I pull pulled the very stubbon hub off our Chrysler with astonishing ease with this three legged puller . As long as you take care doing this job. Hope this helps .Graham
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Since the legs are all the same, the only option I believe would be to use shims on each leg. Good luck.
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Ok, this foot is for a low shank machine and you will need adapter if you do not have one like this http://www.gonesewing.com/servlet/Detail?no=2373 because this foot screws on instead of snaps on. It is good to have one depending on what feet you need that is low shank which is very popular. Hope this helped you.
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You will need to get your own. The cogs come in all sizes depending on how fast you want to go / work you want to do.
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You need to buy one. A crossfire freewheel is cheap and easy to find and a fixed cog will not fit on there.
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I mounted a 14" 5 lug wheel with no issue and as the prior comment said the bolt pattern is adjustable as the two mounting lug bolts are in slots to allow for different lug spacing.
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I replaced all the wheels because they were noisy. Problem was in getting the new wheel plate holes to match the holes on the cart. I found one at Harbor Freight in the Houston area (several stores) that is the same diameter wheel, but only two of the four holes lined up. This worked okay to just install 2 bolts in per wheel for my use.
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Just two, which in some cases is better than three. Three can get in the way if the spacing's not right. With two, you can span whatever two holes you need to. In my case, it doesn't matter, I have Troy TRX extreme rails on my uppers. They use a standard barrel nut, the wrench has teeth on the reverse side for tightening standard barrel nuts. In general, this is a heavy duty piece of kit & well worth the money.
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Hi, I think you really only need one which should jack up the one side enough for you to remove the bad tire/wheel. Not sure you could get a second one in between axles. My wife has used one on a double-axle 40+ ft trailer and it worked great. I helped use this product on a small horse trailer too--very handy to have in the truck!
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no. needs hang from the two bolts. You could drill back and add two more bolts.
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2 wheels : Xwheel & Tile ZipWheel as noted on box and "bwflorida". Sorry for the delay in answering due to tool is not too user friendly if you value your extremities so I had to search where I stored this tool and accessories. Went back to using my old and proven Skil Jig/Scroll saw, Rotozip, B&D; 4-1/2" hand grinder and or table tile saw. One day I'll find a use for this saw. Maybe wearing chain saw protective gear or couple meat cutter gloves should do it.
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I used it on a tractor with 1 ton chevy truck wheel plates to pull it off a hydraulic motor shaft. The bolts must line up is the biggest requirement. You might need a four prong puller. If cheaper than shop labor buy two to get more legs.
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It should work well on six lugs because you would be pulling on every second lug . Yesterday I used my unit on two legs to pull a four stud brake disk and it took the hub off with ease these units are magic to use. Hope this helps you G.A
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no Best if your a novice like me have it done .There is no room to get to the one bolt , I think a special tool is needed.
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Hello, You will need a 5x115 bolt pattern for your challenger. However these wheels are not available at this time for your Challenger. Let us know if you see any others that you like. Thanks, -Kyle
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you would have to check. other shelving legs might have a different size whole. you have to have the right size hole to put the wheel connection in.
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No, the lug pattern is wrong. You would want to look for wheels with 5x120. Thanks, -Jon