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M-H 44 rear wheel oil seal

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Ray

05-31-1999 22:10:25

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any ideas on the the proper procedure for replacing rear axle oil seal, I have the axle nut off, trouble getting cast iron wheel centre off. thanks Ray

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RAY

06-02-1999 19:17:28

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Re: M-H 44 rear wheel oil seal in reply to Ray, 05-31-1999 22:10:25

thanks for the idea on getting the hub, I will try it. Ray

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Dennis Knackstedt

06-02-1999 03:58:43

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Re: M-H 44 rear wheel oil seal in reply to Ray, 05-31-1999 22:10:25

Been there, done that! We had a 44 diesel that we loosened the hub on and it never came loose on its own--not even after countless hours of operation and penetrant soaking. Solution: take a few husky boys and attach them to a hefty wooden post; bump hub inward until their out of breath; turn wheel and repeat the above; it should come loose eventually. Heating will not help--the hub has the same coefficient of expansion as the axle-- in other words:it will harm rather than help. It helps if you remove the rust from the axle on the inner side first. Once it's broke loose, clean and flush the outer portion--the rest should be a piece of cake.

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