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Chris C.

04-23-2001 11:21:24

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Does anyone know how much force is required to remove MF 35 rear axles from the bearings/ carrier my 20 ton press does'nt seem to have enough power. I have removed the pressed on collars. Am I doing something wrong? The I & T manual does'nt mention this.

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Jack in NB

04-23-2001 13:39:44

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Re: MF 35 axles in reply to Chris C., 04-23-2001 11:21:24

Hi Chris -

They can sometimes be set nearly as hard as the collar. Pressing them off in this case can score the axle, requiring filing to clean up the grooves.

Now, when we run into a stiff one, we cut it off with a torch. Usually destroys the seal too, but it's good insurance to replace both bearing and seal anyway when you're this far into it.

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Chris C.

04-23-2001 15:18:24

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Re: Re: MF 35 axles in reply to Jack in NB, 04-23-2001 13:39:44

Thanks for the info. Actually the seals are the reason I am in this deep anyway! The brakes were soaked.All I need to do now is find someone in Atlanta really good with a torch! Thx again.

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matt jones

04-24-2001 16:18:00

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Re: Re: Re: MF 35 axles in reply to Chris C., 04-23-2001 15:18:24

Had to take mine to the shop with the largest press in town 60 tons said he had to heat them up cherry red to get them to come off. The torch idea sounds like the way to go. Jack sure is alot of help!

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