Posted by the tractor vet on February 25, 2009 at 09:55:45 from (75.19.120.250):
In Reply to: leaky axle/Ford truck posted by jay-eye-see on February 25, 2009 at 09:45:15:
That is the problem with crush spacers Once they are crushed to set the rolling preload on the pinion bearings your sorts screwed . As when ya go to put the yoke back on the crush spacer will keep on crushing and you will never get the yoke tight . Myself i have made solid spacers up to go in place of the crush spacer to reset the rolling preload on the bearings . Now i am not really up on the ranger ft. end and not sure what they call for for the rolling preload and i am sure that it will be in inch pounds . This is one of them repairs that ya have to play by the book . And they pay them bright young minds to come up with all these EASY repairs.
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