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Topic: 584 lift housing removal -HELP
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| warren woodrow
12-02-2012 19:35:57
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I removed pto idler shaft to replace o-ring and the needle bearings in the idler gear went everywhere because the race ends had worn off. I now have the remnants of the race in the gear and have been unable to remove it. I am considering removing the top of the lift housing to get to the gear . How bad /involved is the job and is there anything in particular I need to be aware of when I pull it up/off ?
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| caterpillar guy
12-03-2012 04:41:30
68.188.235.228
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Re: 584 lift housing removal -HELP in reply to warren woodrow, 12-02-2012 19:35:57
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| Well you have to pull the fuel tank and seat. after that it is not to bad. You will want a lift of some kind to lift the lid.There are 2or 3 teflon rings under the cover on the rear casting to seal hydraulic flows. Have to be careful not to get them out of place. If you lift with a chain fall or such shouldn't be a big problem. Just some patience. Lots of lines to deal with.
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| warren woodrow
12-03-2012 05:14:11
74.231.185.160
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Re: 584 lift housing removal -HELP in reply to caterpillar guy, 12-03-2012 04:41:30
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| Thanks . Do the teflon rings have to be replaced or can they be reused ?
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