Removing Extreme Stuck Wheel from Dually Truck

How do you remove a wheel that is seized / stuck on the vehicle and won't come off?
Check out this new trick! We build a hydraulic puller from materials you will likely already have on hand to remove a stuck rim on a dually truck.
Credit to ‪@TeoDucky‬ for giving me the idea!
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[@ModernSurvivalists]

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[@molinelligarage1004]

Keep those lug nuts on abit ..helps keep the wheel from flying off lol ....but your method worked great !!

[@ModernSurvivalists]

Good tip!

[@Disisions]

Thanks

[@orrinbell7590]

Thanks. This help me so much. Now how do i make it easier in the future for myself? I hesitate to put grease on it, because id like to have brakes 😅😅

[@bodoseifert8616]

Thanks! I had to use my tractor to pull the wheels of my RV (dually chassis)

[@jameswise6046]

Thank you! Thank you! Finally something worked.

[@ModernSurvivalists]

Glad it helped

[@ModernSurvivalists]

Thanks for watching! Sorry for the lapse in videos - I have been working on lots of new content in the next few weeks.

[@tomboyer2469]

They make dual wheel removal tool for around 90$, very fast & safe

[@georgeh9967]

thinking of the same thing. but its alloys dont know if they will take the strain.

[@ModernSurvivalists]

Good question. I would probably use a shop rag to protect the finish between the chain and alloy, and then go slow applying as little pressure as necessary from the puller. I found putting some pressure on the wheel with the puller and then shocking the tire with a big hammer at the same time worked well.

[@patrickshaw8595]

Use the RIGHT TOOL. I have a BRAND NEW FIFTY TON GEAR PULLER I would love to sell !!!

[@TK9320]

But it doesn’t hurt the wheels does it?

[@ModernSurvivalists]

The chains might potentially scratch the finish. I didn't notice any damage, but my dually truck is also a work truck where I'm not overly concerned about small scratches.