I tried to get the axle ends to move on our 1466. I had a telehandler pulling with the axle chained to a semi trailer and then heated it several times and left it set for a few days then would heat again. Oiled sprayed all kinds of stuff on/in it and never did get them loose. It has been 5or 10 years now with just the pinch bolt and no pin through the axle. Still has not moved working ground. Not even over chisel plowed ground. We pull a 25 foot field cultivator in 4thlow or 1st high depending on the dirt. I fear the day that one side comes loose if it ever does.
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