On Sat, 17 Nov 2001, Jan van de Wouw wrote: > > So, I've got a nice swanky new angle drive all ready > > for installation. > [snip] > > Sure enough, it's not turning. Well. It *is*. > > It's also turning whatever it is it screws onto, > > The angle drive (AD) is NOT screwed into the nut; > it is held in place by a circular spring inside the nut. > In order to remove the drive from the nut the nut has > to be removed from the hub/axle. *nod* It's getting the nut removed from the axle that's the issue. The only way I can see to do this is to remove the rotor and free up some more of the spindle so I can immobilize it. Only way to do this that's come to mind (with help) so far is the use of a large pair of vise grips in conjunction with a breaker bar wedged on the ground. This idea lacks appeal, as I don't relish the thought of the vise grips digging their hungry teeth into my fairly virginal spindle. If there are other suggestions, I'm open to them. :) Noah "out of liquid wrench *again*" Robin #2867