Posted by onefarmer on January 11, 2021 at 12:17:23 from (50.108.116.202):
Just got my new parts. The axle shaft came in some serious packing. They must have foamed it while in the box.
Here it is after I carved it out.
It's a bit long but they put long splines on it so it can be cut as needed. Looks like it only needs an inch off it.
And the new differential gears. Even came with new bolts for the ring gear.
Now the fun begins...
PS
I know someone will ask what the tractor back there is. That's a Massey Harris Mustang. It has a Continental 140 engine. My dad built this shop so he could spend his old age restoring Massey Harris tractors. He barely got it done when Leukemia took him. We have a 44 I grew up with and he acquired a Colt, Mustang, 30 and a 22. He never got to complete one. Maybe I'll be able to eventually.
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