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farmall Tractor rear axel problem

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Jon

02-29-2004 07:08:12

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I cant get the bearings out of the rear axel of my farmall super A I got the one with the brakes off now on am trying to get the bearing off wear the axel is I took the pan off took both covers off took the middle bolt out and the the son of a b wont come out I worked on it for 2 hours tring to drive it out with a hammer and steel rod but that big gear hits one side and I cant go any father should I give up or is there a trick somone can tell me how to do this.

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lee

02-29-2004 09:10:24

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Re: farmall Tractor rear axel problem in reply to Jon, 02-29-2004 07:08:12

I've done these. They can be stubborn. Sounds like you have the axel housing off the tractor? If the bull gear is contacting the housing it has moved some! You need to persuade it harder!
Do you have it blocked up solid so you can get a good bump on it with your persuader. How big is your persuader? I used a 6 lb maul and drift. It is s stuck now on the inner bearing for most part or on dirt and grease in the bore of the outer I gather. The shaft must be bumped thru the innner race of the inner bearing. The bull gear is splined to the axel shaft and just slides on so axel should pass thru. MAKE SURE YOUR BOLT IS NOT CONTACTING THE INNER RACE OF THE INNNER BEARING. You may need a drift on the shaft slightly under size of inner race. If you have a torch you can heat the nose of the casting some near the hub and/or the inner bearing if possible if you plan to replace. If you cannot get it you will need to take it and have it pressed out. Replacement of bearings may be necessary.

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