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10-20 Bull Pinion Shaft Removal
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Posted by Glosnik on November 06, 2004 at 17:24:48 from (66.15.172.156):
Hi All, I"m trying to remove the bull pinion shaft from a 1926 10-20, so far with no success. I"ve removed the brake drum from the left side; on the right side I"ve removed the clutch pedal and bolts from the bearing cover. I can"t pry the bearing cover off from the right side and have tried pounding the shaft out from the left side with no joy. I have the rear end and tranmission covers off and can"t see anything holding it there except rust. Am I missing something, is there a secret, or do I just need more force? Thank you for any help you can provide. Greg
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