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Re: Cub Final drive bull gear and Axel shaft removal
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Posted by John on March 22, 2001 at 11:59:45 from (152.34.242.90):
In Reply to: Cub Final drive bull gear and Axel shaft removal posted by Sharkey on March 21, 2001 at 09:43:47:
The axle has to be pressed out. I have a small 12-ton shop press that is ideal for this purpose. The inner cone bearing is pressed onto the axle shaft. This prevents the axle from sliding out out of the housing. I have heard of a person taking a piece of plate steel, drilling holes to match the 5/8" tapped holes on the inside of the casting, and taking 5/8" bolts, tightening them evenly as the plate presses the axle off of the bearing and out the other side of the casting.
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