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Need all the help I can get on replacing rear housing on H.
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Posted by Nick on June 28, 2001 at 09:27:11 from (38.14.117.152):
I did it again, Cracked the rear axel housing open on my H again. First time them inner axel bearings came out, went under the bull gear and pushed a chunk out of the housing. Got that fixed by welding it, But now its cracked out again. what I need to know is how to change the whole housing. I can get the axels out and bull gears and things, But does any body know any tips of to how to get the transmision gears out and to get everything out of the way. any body got any idea how to do this or got any pics? Any help appreciated.
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