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Remove axels from a 1850

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J Wondergem

02-05-2006 09:37:35




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I was wondering how any of you guys remove the axels from an Oliver 1850? Will a Porta Power work? Any ideas are appreciated.




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J. Schwiebert

02-05-2006 12:09:09




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 Re: Remove axels from a 1850 in reply to J Wondergem, 02-05-2006 09:37:35  
First of all are you talking axles only or axles and housings as an assembly? What repairs are you going to do? Does the tractor have a wide front end?



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J Wondergem

02-05-2006 15:07:53




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 Re: Remove axels from a 1850 in reply to J. Schwiebert, 02-05-2006 12:09:09  
I have to replace the pinion & ring gear. I split the tractor, and have the back end mounted on stands. I don't think I have to take the axle housing off. I have most of the other stuff out.
Yes the tractor has a wide front. Its a Row Crop. Ser. # 179110xxx.



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J. Schwiebert

02-05-2006 15:49:57




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 Re: Remove axels from a 1850 in reply to J Wondergem, 02-05-2006 15:07:53  
We always took the axles out as an assembly. It is easier to put it back together. Use 2 long bolts enter the housing on them and has some means of support for the out end and tock the bull gear in position. Unless it has front wheel assist I might not have split it either



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J Wondergem

02-05-2006 16:20:59




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 Re: Remove axels from a 1850 in reply to J. Schwiebert, 02-05-2006 15:49:57  
OK, thank you. I'll try it that way.



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