Posted by WI Dan on December 08, 2023 at 05:17:47 from (174.192.69.194):
Tractor related b/c we are using a tractor to fix this:
It was quite a surprise!!
Im looking for advice. My understanding is this axle came from a military truck (deuce&a half). It's nothing like anything I've worked on before!
The protruding axle stud has a large bearing inside end, a threaded portion near the end, and a large tapered ring fell off too (pics)
The hub is with the wheel, it's greasy, so I can't see much of what's inside. I think i saw another smaller bearing.
I'd like to stick this back together and drive 1.5miles back to the barn. I'm assuming I can take apart the hub from the outside (8 bolts approx 3/4" size) and access the large nut. Then Stick the wheel back on the axle shaft and tighten the nut good.
My concerns: the knuckle started oozing/dripping out a white-ish sauce while it was tilted sideways. What's that?
The axle didn't fall into the dirt. Am I okay to drive on it, just to get home, then clean old grease and fill with new?
Is the large nut left-hand threaded?
The large bearing turned okay. How can I tell if it's broken or too bad to reuse?
Where does the large ring fit on? It has a taper on the inside. Is there an exploded view I can find?
Should I NOT try limping home? The loggers are here and could drag me, if necessary.
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