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Re: W-4 rear axle seal
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Posted by worm on July 18, 2005 at 07:41:19 from (64.90.213.176):
In Reply to: W-4 rear axle seal posted by Redline on July 17, 2005 at 06:12:58:
If worse comes to worse, you can do what I had to do. Take the four axle cap bolts out, the pto out and reach in and take the bullgear bolt off. Then take the hub and axle out. I then put it in a 50 ton press with 2 torches heating the hub and it still would not budge. Ended up taking it to a local fab shop that had a 500 ton press. They got it out no problem although they figured it took over 100 tons of pressure to move it. Hope you have better luck.
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