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Farmall H transmission seals and bearings

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oppie_25

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I am replacing the Hyd seal and drive shaft seals on my H right behind the pump. I have it all out and its going good but now I want to replace the 2 roller bearings. They have snap rings on them but I think they are just there so they dont go into the houseing. How does a guy get these bearings out? They are not pressed in there are they. Just wondering if there are any tips out there for this. Thanks
 
Bearings are usually tighter on shafts than housing. On the counter shaft it may be possible to get the balls out of bearing then get the inside and outside race out if it won't come out since you are replacing anyway. The input shaft assembly will come out with the housing on front after removing the 3/8 dia. 9/16 wrench size bolts. Then shaft and bearings can be removed from housing if not possible in tractor. Drive yoke key has to be removed from front of shaft. New bearings need the ring groves for placing shafts in correct spacing.
 
Well I got them out. The bottom one came out easier than the top but they cam. I didnt have to take the housing off the top just found some nice little pry bars that fit up in there. Thanks for the help
 
Well I got them out. The bottom one came out easier than the top but they cam. I didnt have to take the housing off the top just found some nice little pry bars that fit up in there. Thanks for the help
 
Well I got them out. The bottom one came out easier than the top but they cam. I didnt have to take the housing off the top just found some nice little pry bars that fit up in there. Thanks for the help
 
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