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Re: A Final Drive Removal
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Posted by David A on May 08, 2001 at 10:27:14 from (12.26.113.3):
In Reply to: A Final Drive Removal posted by Dave U on May 08, 2001 at 07:14:31:
I did this recently on my super A. It's not too bad. First get it blocked up securely. I helped hold up the weight by roping the final drive to the rafters overhead. The trans seal for the left side is right there. When you have the brake drum off, examine the final drive seal behind it. IH has the parts. The right side is harder because you have to remove the seat and axle extension tube. More difficult to block up the tractor.
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