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Posted by haymeadow52 on August 20, 2004 at 20:22:42 from (12.26.62.76):
In Reply to: sector on H posted by Dale L on August 20, 2004 at 16:11:21:
Did mine a little different because I removed the entire front end by unbolting it from the frame rails, then disassembled it (separated the upper bolster from the lower bolster). Seemed easier to roll the whole front end away, wheels and all, and slowly set it down to disassemble than to try to remove (and lower) the front bolster later. Anyway, I did manage to get the gear out by setting the upper bolster up on blocks with the upper bolster pivot shaft freely suspended (a few inches). Then I loosened the castle nut to the top of the threads and a few taps on the brass drift with the 5 pound sledge and the shaft fell right out the bottom.
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