Posted by jeffnPA on May 21, 2008 at 22:41:23 from (209.240.206.214):
Been lurkin' on this site for a couple of years now. I feel like I owe alot of people a great thanks for all I've learned. I have an I-6.Both rear axle seals leak.Ordered new seals and bearings. OK,Removed the single bolt on the hub of the left side.It loosened easily.And the wheel came off nicely also.The right side needed a bar to get the bolt out.This side seems frozen to the spline.I tried using a hydraulic jack vertically off of the axle housing (8 ton) and tapping with a mallet.My next idea is to put the left wheel back on and drive the tractor with the bolt loose on the left side to see if the weight of the tractor will break it loose of the spline. Am I asking for trouble here and if so how do you get this hub off? Thanks to everyone
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