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Posted by wcroom on March 13, 2007 at 18:24:39 from (64.12.116.71):
I have a super a with a leaky rear end. Please don"t tease me. The seals on the pto look like they won"t be too much trouble to replace, but what about the ones on the rear axle? I know I"m going to have to remove the rear wheels and the drive gears that mount on the ends of the axle to get at the seals. Anybody ever done this? How hard is it on the pain in the butt scale? Also, is there anything else other than the axle seals that I need to plan on replacing while I"ve got it apart? Pasture work season is drawing near and I don"t want to have it down any longer than I have to. Thanks in advance for your help.
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