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CASE 1830 Uniloader Hub Axle Spline stripped?
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adam.neusbaum
04-21-2010 20:02:38
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Skid steer is heading straight forward then lets go right>>>> pulling back on my right control lever & suddenly hear this loud: run-away clicking coming from one of the axle areas. Both drive chains on the RHSide were extremely loose but I honestly think it"s something more like a stripped out axle spline. Any thoughts please? Also, without paying out $500 where would I get a replacement Drive Axle Hub assembly?
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Cas
04-22-2010 16:19:02
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Re: CASE 1830 Uniloader Hub Axle Spline stripped? in reply to adam.neusbaum, 04-21-2010 20:02:38
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I have an 1845 that did something similar.
Did a bunch of mental acrobatics and it turned
out to be a master link coming apart. I hope
you are as lucky.
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adam.neusbaum
04-22-2010 18:42:20
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CASE 1830 Uniloader Hub Axle Spline is NOT stripped! in reply to Cas, 04-22-2010 16:19:02
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Before work this morning I removed the front axle and hub assembly to see the splines are great on both the sprocket and axle. Tonight I removed the back axle assembly and they also look fine. Master link coming apart? 3 chains in there, I guess I can only rotate them around to inspect the linkages to be sure, I better get some rubber gloves. Lastly could it be the Cluster sprockets? I think they are all keyed & rotate together, it seems that if one of the little sprockets down there will rotate independantly then that's my problem solved because they should only move when the hydraulic pump rotates. Thanks for writing- Adam
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