I don't know what your problem is, but I can say that it is not as hard as it looks to get the top cover off. I took the cover off mine when I first got it because the inside was full of ice, and this summer I had it off a couple of times when my pilot bearing went bad and I was swapping in Super H shafts and gears. I did it by myself, it would have been easier with a helper or a cherry picker but it was possible by hand. I you should find that you need axles or bull gears I have some on hand from parts tractors that are in good shape. Zach
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