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Andy

01-17-2004 19:56:40




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Previously I requested help to loosen the sleeves from wheel disk casting. The three bolts holding the sleeve to the casting and the two jack screws had been stripped. After failed attempts with thin walled pipe drivers, I ended up using 1/2 inch round stock, milling it to fit over the axle, milling outside to just fit into the disk and a welded cap for hitting with a mall. I used two chains to hold the casting away from the tractor to protect the axle bearings during the beating process. This very heavy driver worked great. Both castings came free from the sleeves and I was able to get both pinions to work. Everything has been cleaned, lubricated and reinstalled. THANKS again. If anyone needs more detail on the driver, let me know.

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Clooney

01-18-2004 05:07:07




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 Re: Thanks Clooney in reply to Andy, 01-17-2004 19:56:40  
Andy, thanks for the follow up.. That's a good idea you had to hold the wheel casting with chains as that probably took a lot of that beating load off the wheel bearings..

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