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TO-35 Rear Wheel Bearing and Seal' NEED HELP

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HIGGI

10-09-2007 09:36:09




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Oil is running out the right rear wheel and there is a clunk when I turn the tractor one way or another, I am guessing that the Rear wheel bearing needs replaced. Should I do both inner and outer ones and How big a job is that? Have limited ability here ! Need Help ! Thanks for Your help !




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John (UK)

10-10-2007 11:23:51




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 Re: TO-35 Rear Wheel Bearing and Seal' NEED HELP in reply to HIGGI, 10-09-2007 09:36:09  
DON'T heat the collar to get it off or you may damage the axle-shaft, it should be drilled and then split with a chisel. A new one has to be heated to cherry red and dropped in place and then tapped again all round to make sure. Before you go tearing it down just check that the wheel isn't loose first, where it fastens to the axle-shaft and also where the rim attaches to the centre dish, they "clunk" if they are loose. If you need info on how to repair the axle-shaft email me at:- [email protected]
tell me again what you need and I will send it....John
PS.. there is only one bearing on the outer end, the inner end bearing is on the diff. if that was bad it would "rumble" loudly.It could also be something more than that bearing, it could be in the Diff.

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greenbank

10-09-2007 10:18:16




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 Re: TO-35 Rear Wheel Bearing and Seal' NEED HELP in reply to HIGGI, 10-09-2007 09:36:09  
The inner seal is pretty easy, which is probably what's leaking if there is oil coming out. The outer seal and bearings are tougher. The hub will need to come apart, and there is a collar which will need to be heated to come off, unless someone has welded it on like I found in my case.

The clunk may just be the end float or meshing in the differential.



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