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70 Std axle seals

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mwn

01-31-2000 17:08:43




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Have a 1946 70 Std with leaking rear axle seals. Already destroyed one puller trying to pull the wheel hubs from the shafts. Any hints on how to approach this?




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al hopkins

02-01-2000 19:21:23




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 Re: 70 Std axle seals in reply to mwn, 01-31-2000 17:08:43  
I had that same problem a short time ago, I solved it by building my own puller. It was a bit overboard but over a period of time i haven't found anything it would not pull. I bought two plates 1 1/4 in thick by 14 in sq. four 3/4 in hardened threaded rods and grade 8 nuts and washers. Each plate had four holes drilled in the corners for the rods. One plate has a hole in the center large enough to fit over the axel with a slot cut to bottom of the plate. put the assembled puller over the axel, on the axel outside of the hub I use a 20 ton hyd jack between the axel and the center of the other plate and use the jack to pull off the hub. Make sure the pump part of the jack is on the bottom or it will not extend. Hope this helps

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mwn

02-02-2000 06:01:49




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 Re: Re: 70 Std axle seals in reply to al hopkins, 02-01-2000 19:21:23  
Thanks for the suggestions Al & Rick. I guess the deal is, I need MORE POWER! Already tried to heat. That's when I pulled a jaw out of my largest puller. I like the idea of building a big one. Never know when it may come in handy again. If not, it never hurts to have another tool on the shelf.
Mark



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al hopkins

02-01-2000 19:21:10




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 Re: 70 Std axle seals in reply to mwn, 01-31-2000 17:08:43  
I had that same problem a short time ago, I solved it by building my own puller. It was a bit overboard but over a period of time i haven't found anything it would not pull. I bought two plates 1 1/4 in thick by 14 in sq. four 3/4 in hardened threaded rods and grade 8 nuts and washers. Each plate had four holes drilled in the corners for the rods. One plate has a hole in the center large enough to fit over the axel with a slot cut to bottom of the plate. put the assembled puller over the axel, on the axel outside of the hub I use a 20 ton hyd jack between the axel and the center of the other plate and use the jack to pull off the hub. Make sure the pump part of the jack is on the bottom or it will not extend. Hope this helps

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Rick

01-31-2000 18:25:28




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 Re: 70 Std axle seals in reply to mwn, 01-31-2000 17:08:43  
I had a leaking seal on a Cockshutt 30 had to be replaced,I used heat and the biggest puller I could find at work ,And it was a large puller it took me and my dad to hold it in place just to start to use it. And it did work after we used a 3/4 inch drive and a 3 foot pipe on top of that.



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