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It is probably held on with the bearing retainer nut.Remove the nut, washers, and bearing, and it should come off.The bearing retainer, or "spindle" nut, usually requires a 30mm socket to remove. If you can borrow an impact wrench (an electric model works well), the procedure will be much easier.

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