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Farmall D-460 rear wheel removal
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Posted by Paul Harris on November 09, 2005 at 19:14:36 from (69.43.129.124):
I have a 1960 IH Farmall D-460 row crop tractor. The rear wheels are 15.5x38, and are held to the axle by 4 separate 1 5/16" bolts. These bolts are incredibly tight. I used a 12 foot cheater bar on my 3/4" ratchet with a 1 5/16" impact socket. On the third bolt I broke the ratchet. There is very little room to get a socket in this area. Doesn't someone have a nice slick way of getting these bolts out so I can change the tires and fix the rear axle oil seals? The bolts will turn (eventually) but some of them wont' extract out of the hole due to rust/corrosion. Anyone with a big Farmall have any ideas???
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