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| Bil yeck
08-03-2012 14:04:14
174.232.68.5
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I have a Ferguson tractor TO30 style. I am trying to replace the bearings and seals on the rear axle. I have the axel out bot cannot remove the axle shaft coller from the axle shaft. I have tried to heat it and press it out with no success. Any thoughts would be appreciated.Bill
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| soundguy
08-03-2012 17:14:31
184.233.75.22
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Re: bearing seal replacement in reply to Bil yeck, 08-03-2012 14:04:14
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| i agree.. drill and split that collar.. or cut with a wheel and split. or torch if you have a good eye and hand..
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| ericlb
08-03-2012 15:10:30
70.41.96.38
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Re: bearing seal replacement in reply to Bil yeck, 08-03-2012 14:04:14
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| bill , in looking at the to-30 service manuel, the retainer is a use once then replace item, when you remove it, it requires destroying it, [ drill with a 1/4 inch drill, then split it with a cold chisel], replacing it with a new one requires at least 2 special tools, others may chime in with an alternate way to do this
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