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Probably not. What's done is done. Time to get
better acquainted with your Fearless Peerless ®. It's not rocket
science, but here are several ways to cause yourself pain ,agony and
expense during tear down. DO NOT use a slide hammer and flange puller to remove ANYTHING. ESPECIALLY the axle flanges! If you choose to do so, the circlips retaining the axle shafts in the differential side gears will break. IF YOU ARE LUCKY. If you are NOT , the Torrington® bearings located on the side gears and axle shafts will be destroyed. Fun clean up job. Replace these bearings with washers that Peerless used to replace the bearings with. More durable, less hassle. Use either a press or a puller that applies force to the shaft ONLY.Less replacement parts to buy in addition to what's really wrong with it. More information as I recall it, including part numbers. :) RJ Christopher Zach wrote: Update: Still leaking. And I was looking in the archives and I see that in 2008 I posted about how the tractor was low on oil and was leaking. |