Posted by RPM1941 on September 04, 2010 at 19:33:54 from (173.25.70.110):
In Reply to: H axel posted by BIGDADDY4430 on September 03, 2010 at 13:55:32:
Usually about even either inner or outer ball bearing, inner more difficult, can be done thru pto housing hole in back, use sockets or wrist pin for spacer to push axle out of bull gear splines with retainer bolt in center, cock gear over and wiggle out old bearing, push with long bar thru housing outer end. We had to change a lot of them with mounted corn picker in the field, mud snow & all, same on M thru 450/560, just bigger.
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