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Rear Axle Shaft Removal--Super - A
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Posted by Dan England on October 11, 2003 at 08:22:16 from (66.233.28.48):
I am in the process of replacing oil seals in the left final drive of my super-A. I have removed all seals except the one on the rear axle shaft. I believe that this shaft passes through the large rear axle drive gear and on to the seed plate drive which lies on the medial face of the final drive. I have removed the hex-head bolt from the seed drive but can't remove the tubular drive shaft which surrounds the hex bolt. Will I need to remove this tubular shaft in order to take our the rear axle shaft and, if so, how do I remove it. I will appreciate any help you may offer.
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