Pulling Off A Wheel Frozen In Place From Rust

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We tried impact, and we really tried, it didn't work. We tried impact with a punch too, that still didn't work. I didn't have a half of a pipe to whack it with but I did come up with a wheel puller. That and some Blaster spray on it pulled it off. The spray goes a long way. My dad had a brand new wheel puller that didn't work, but he also had an old rusty one that did.















 

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