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Posted by H-Man on August 09, 2003 at 20:19:05 from (152.163.253.102):
My '42 H leaks grease around the rear axle housing gasket where it bolts to the tractor. I have been told that I can replace the gasket without pulling the top off the transmission. I was told that if I pull out the PTO I can reach in and remove the one bolt that allows me to remove the outside bolts and slide the axle housing out. If so, do I have to pull the axle all the way out or can I slide it out a couple inches and get the gasket over the housing.
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