I am trying to remove the axle on the left side of the final drive on me Super A so that I can change the oil seals.
I have the final drive off the tractor the pan off and the end cap off but I can't push the axle out of the drive. Is there something else that I need to unbolt? My A manual does not have a lot listed on the final drive.
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Remove axel on final drive
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The brake drum sits on the differential shaft. Does that need to come out to have the axle (the axle is what the tire bolts to) come out???
I am not sure what the seal retainer is. The seals at the end of the axle came out with the end cap. I can see the bearings and the end of the axle
I am not sure what the seal retainer is. The seals at the end of the axle came out with the end cap. I can see the bearings and the end of the axle
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Does this axle not need to be pressed off like the cubs?
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If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Sorry, I mis-read your post. Bump the axle out from the inside. Keep track of the spacers and watch the bull gears, they are heavy when they turn loose. I did not have to press mine out. Also pay attention to which side of the bull gear goes in.
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I feel sure the correct way would be to press it out but being as i was rased on a farm and we improvised now and then aai would use a piece of oak or brass and hit it with a hammer thats how I take mine apart
Have done quite a few and had good luck.
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Have done quite a few and had good luck.
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