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140 Brake replacement procedure
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Posted by Fred on January 13, 2004 at 12:02:41 from (63.166.254.11):
Need advice----I am going to replace/check brakes on my 140. When I unbolt the left side axel housing (Short axel side) will the axel come off with the housing? If it does, is it hard to get back in? NEXT---Can I just unbolt the right side axel housing (long axel side) from the housing that connects the differential to the axel housing and leave the long axel still sticking into the differential? The book indicates that I should unbolt the right side from the differential housing and then separate the removed asembly to get to the brake drum. I hope I have correctly explained this enough. Thanks, Fred.
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