Posted by Tony_Idaho on April 01, 2011 at 08:40:01 from (137.201.242.130):
Hello and Happy April Fools day!
I do have a quesiton though.
I found a 5/8" ball bearing while I drained my tranmission oil a little while ago. Now that the weather is cooperating, I was told to remove the IPTO and look inside. I did that a few days ago. I jacked up each rearend tire and spun them, while looking at the rear axle ball bearings. They were all there and looked in decent shape on both sides. Both sides spun extreamly easy, I didn hear or feel any grinding. From the PTO side I couldn't really see any Bull pinion ball bearings. Would I be able to tell if something was wrong there by spinning the back tires. or do I need to removed the Brakes on each side to take a look? Also, anything else I should possibly check. I took a swivel mirror and checked the best I could.
I'm kinda leaning towards someone before me replace a broken bearing and just missed this one that was in the bottom when they were fixing??
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