Posted by P and R Pete on January 20, 2009 at 15:46:55 from (66.33.250.243):
In Reply to: super a rear axle help posted by superAsquirrel on January 19, 2009 at 18:29:57:
Continued...part 2...
Here is a picture of that same casting, with the drive shaft still in it, and how I supported it for removal...
...and where that final drive bolts to the cast tube that is bolted to the differential. You can see the seal in the side of the differential, but it's way in there, and I couldn't get it out without taking that differential housing tube off...
...which required blocking the front of the tractor with wedges of wood so that the front couldn't tip, and careful jacking under the tractor so that housing tube could come off.
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