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WD final drive assembly

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Scott A, MO

08-29-2003 16:00:30




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working on trying to replace the seal between the rear housing and extension housing, inside the brake area. Need to pull the final drive housing off, but it only moves about 1/8 th inch then stops. I have a manual ordered but isn't here yet. feels like there is a snap ring behind the top bearing on the end of the axle, but can't get the bearing to come out. anyone know if there is a snap ring there, or is it just stuck, and needs a little more persuation? anyone ever done rear axle seals before? any info would help. thanks, Scott.

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Scott A,MO

09-01-2003 08:08:08




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 Re: WD final drive assembly in reply to Scott A, MO, 08-29-2003 16:00:30  
figured out how to pull the brakes apart, and pulled the extension housing and final drive all off in one piece. have removeed the lower drive hub/shaft, will have to bring home my push pull/bearing seperator press to remove the bearing for seal replacement. also will atempt to press out the axle shaft on the top to service the seal up there. will keep you informed. thanks for the tip on the brakes. scott.

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Bruce Nelson

08-30-2003 06:30:53




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 Re: WD final drive assembly in reply to Scott A, MO, 08-29-2003 16:00:30  
Scott, you need to take the brake shoes out first. Bruce



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wdTom

08-31-2003 19:18:07




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 Re: Re: WD final drive assembly in reply to Bruce Nelson, 08-30-2003 06:30:53  
And taking the brakes out can be fun if the pin at the bottom is stuck in. Get back to us, or better yet, look in the archives. This has been well covered. If you drill and tap, just take your time and don't break off the tap.



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