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Re: 434 check for broken axle
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Posted by parts man on September 23, 2004 at 15:51:06 from (207.179.147.161):
In Reply to: 434 check for broken axle posted by Eugene Reid on September 23, 2004 at 06:21:37:
Hi Eugene, you do have to take off the hydraulic cover to take the bolt out of the inside end of the axle. Then take the wheel off the axle, remove the 4 cap-screws from the bearing retainer on the outside end of the axle housing, and drive the axle out with a sledge. You can hammer against the axle flange, it's already busted, what harm can it do?! :) There will be a spacer that goes against the bull gear that usually drops off inside the axle housing, make sure you find it!
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