Red pull hubs are stuck so I cannot adjust the rack to a different car. Any suggestions on getting those to loosen up.

drum and hub come off as a assembly,remove cap, cotter pin and loosen nut.if it is still stuck back off the brake shoes with the adjuster.

Does it have electronic brakes? might have to go through the backing plate and loosen the brake adjustment screw. should be an access slot.

spray WD40 on it, and try to work it into the mechanism with a toothbrush. This is a solvent and a lubricant, it may loosen it up by melting any dirt stuck in there. After an hour wiggle all the moving parts and see it loosens up and can move ok.

I looked at a schematic and owners manual for a 17-950, COULDN'T find the one you listed and if I am not mistaken I believe there is a collar holding the rack in position and if you snug the table or somehow keep from falling you can loosen the collar and using the height adjustment move the rack so you can remove it. BUT I also found a dedicated help line that I would suggest calling first about this and the number is 1-800-223-7278.

Just below dish loading door there is a panel. Remove screws (if applicable) to find tension adjustment. Turn screw to the left to loosen or opposite lifting door open or closed untill happy with tension. Some washers have no adjustment, I suggest opening door fully and pulling out bottom load tray, loading and then top tray or rack, pushing top in first then bottom rack. Use a glass fry pan cover or fry pan for weight on door while filling soap. Good luck, best regards

some time you can tap hub with hammer to loosen it if not on back side it has slot to adjust brakes turn until hub loose take hammer knock studs out put new stud in with nut on stud tigthen til stud is pull up adjust brakes just til hub will go on

try loosening the adjuster, a brake pad could have come off and is scraping the hub, if you can't adjust it take off hub and look for damage

it theoretically should just pull off, there is nothing fastening it to the hub. they do get stuck on due to rust, heat etc. you can loosen it off by hitting the face with a hammer, being careful not to damage the studs sticking out. it may be stubborn, keep hitting it in different spots (between the 4 studs) and rotating the drum while trying to pull it off. good luck!

WELL AFTER WHEEL IS PULLED A LITTLE SMACKING WITH THE HAMMER WILL HELP LOOSEN THE FIT TO THE HUB FACE. IF LOOSE AND CAN'T PULL THEM OFF BACK OFF E-BRAKE SHOE ADJUSTMENT ON BACK SIDE

the brake shoes are likely stuck in the grooves worn into the drum. You need to back off the brake shoe adjusting wheel to loosen the brake shoes.
Also, the face of the drum usually has a couple of threaded holes you can screw bolts into to help pull the drums toward you.

First, hit all the way around the brake drum with a big hammer to loosen the drum from the center hub.
Then, istall the screws to help pull the drum.

to back off the adjuster with a screwdriver:

1. NOTE: If the brake drum will not come off, follow these steps.
2. Loosen the brake shoe adjusting screw nut (2047).
3. Using a screwdriver, move the brake shoe adjusting lever (2A176) off the brake adjuster screw (2041).
4. NOTE: Move the adjustment tool handle downward to loosen the brake shoe adjusting screw nut.
   Use the Brake Adjustment Tool to loosen the brake shoe adjusting screw nut.

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