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Posted by bill on September 04, 2003 at 02:09:54 from (66.38.63.98):
I've done a search here in the forums for replacing the axle housing gasket and axle seals on my '40 H. I see that I will have to: 1. take tranny cover off (already done) 2. jack up and brace tractor. (one side only, duh) 3. block tractor wheels from rolling 4. remove wheel 5. remove end cap of axle housing 6. take bolt out of bull gear 7. shim up bull gear with wood to prevent it from dropping. 8. remove axle housing bolts. 9. remove housing. 10. clean up surface, replace seals and gaskets. 11. reverse order to reassemble. QUESTION: Did I forget anything? What would you do differnet? Do I have this in order correctly? Thanks for lookin' all. Bill
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