Randy - checked out those pics and thanks for sending.
Noted you had to press the bearing out of that diff cage... you have the right equipment for it... nice set up.
Noted the bushing on the PTO. I have to take a closer look at mine. Yours looks to be in good shape.
Regarding o-rings, maybe you have a different cage design?? I see no gland for o-ring on mine. I just have a flat gasket... and my gasket was compromised - I think the root cause.
I still can't figure out how to get the differential apart. From your picture 1218101055a, I removed the monster spur gear on the axle. then I start to slide the cage out on the right side (leaving left side fully assembled still). the right cage makes it most of the way out, but the bull pinion shaft will not release from the differential. What did you have to do to get the bull pinion shaft free? (Manual has not showed up yet).
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