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Posted by Roger on June 27, 2003 at 20:07:55 from (69.58.143.95):
In Reply to: That was a close one ... posted by TonyG on June 26, 2003 at 09:59:40:
Tony, Changing that axle is not an easy job. It involves removing the bottom pan on the final drive housing to drain the oil. Then you remove the inside cap and take off the nut on the end of the shaft. Then after removing the four bolts on the outside bearing you can pull out the axle. You need to keep track of the pieces as to what order they are on the shaft. I used one of those hammer type pullers to pull the axle out as it doesn't always come out easy. After you get the axle out, then you have to press off the bearing to get the outside flange and bearing off. Then you will have to press on the bearing. It isn't too difficult a job, but not simple either. Roger
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