In a perfect situation When full of rust not so easy 😅

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Regarding the suggestion, in the video, to use this same method with Artex - most older Artex contains asbestos and should only be removed by trained individuals, wearing appropriate protective clothing and then it must, by law, be disposed of in accordance with strict Health and Safety Executive regulations.

Hi Iv got floor tile adhesive really thick on the floor, Iv tried a small amount with a steam iron, but it’s still solid?

The multitool blade is finished with the first cut

What is the name of the tool you are using to scrape the wall

Good info, I'd never have thought about the multi tool and was all set to go with a hammer and bolster! Thanks for posting.

Paper type ?

Can i use clothes steamer?

Could I use a clothes iron on the steam setting? I have a really small job....

Great idea I have a bathroom to do, I was dreading it.

What type of steamer is this, if I may ask? I’d like to take on a project in my bathroom & this looks quite helpful?

Great tip, exactly what i needed. Thank you

What size was the hub nut on yours ?

yep fair does it done the job thanks for sharein this with us all ..deffo done the job and saved a few quid

Any idea where to get that tool from?

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Hi mate good video, i have a fwd 2008 transit, i need to replace the rear disc my question is are more straight forward for take off, like just take the caliper off and the carrier and do they just bang off the hub?

Thanks for sharing, very helpful!

Great video, thanks for putting the time in to make this, who ever disliked it is brain dead. P.s you can use the wheel up side down if you don’t have an old disc laying around, bodgit and leggit did a video on this.

I like the plate, but it got me thinking why not use the (steel) wheel? Tested it out today and worked wonders for me

Dont use hole punch on steel .. it is better to use wood insted.... Thnkx anyway

Brilliant clear video - thanks. Confirmed what I thought. Leave it to the garage!

Where did you buy your new hub nuts? Can't find anywhere that sells them not as part of a new bearing kit. Great video!

Thanks for the video mate.... Just what I needed to see... No stupid music on it, just tools noise..... and you gasping!!!😁

lol

The new brake rotor works just as good.

Can I rent your 5545 tool from you please?

I may be doing this myself soon. Thanks very much for the video.

Very good video by skilled mechanic.I now have the confidence to do this work. Thanks

You would put some professionals to shame, great video fella

Very interesting,would have like to have seen drive shaft leaving splines cheers

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Why did you take the calipr off the carrier and not take it off in 1 piece?

What size socket for the driveshaft nut ?

On a 57 plate Transit I found after watching this that the customers van was nothing like this at all. Behind wheel were massive posit head screws. Three. Then finally after heating them and tapping with half pound hammer to use the vibrations, they came out. So pulling back on the plate what happened. A huge half shaft came out. Yep and no chance to remove the outer disc in front of the wheel disc. To do that you had to undo another huge nut. 62 millimetre to be precise as my vernier gauge said. Gave up. Did not have that socket and with it being special order at £40 Just changed the pads.

What size socket is the hub nut?

Hello ! How do you put down the gimbal ?? I try and try on my ford transit, impossible....

good tip, I have an impact gun, need to do my bushes on my mk5 Cortina for MOT :)

Great video. Love the home-made puller/splitter. I’m off to the garage to make one now!

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What size brake disc did u drill through. I got some here but they all to big. What car it Come off be handy if u know

This is very helpful. Thanks for this, saved me a few quid !

Thanks for this fella. Off to do mine now !

Also I undid the nut on my lower wish bone for nothing! Nevermind lol.

Id add no need for an expensive removal tool just use 3 m10 4 inch bolts and thread through the rear. Seen a video by another guy who did this to remove the hub. Clarky

Sorry meant laser tool.

Good vid m8 but you don't need that sealey tool which prob cost a fortune,remove the brake discs bolts and get 120mm long bolts the same thread as the disc bolts that you have removed you get them cheap online,insert them into disc and start tightening them against the knuckle,hub and bearing come out quickly with no probs.

thanks. now i just need the tools.