[Ford-ferguson] TO-30 Rear axle

[Aaron Dickinson]

On my Ferguson TEA-20 there was a shaft bearing collar that was pressed on
to hold the bearing in and it had to be cut off. I believe your 30 has this
collar also. As long as I had it apart I had the bearings replaced, that way
it only cost me one collar and tear down, but I work my tractor and use it a
lot. I had a metal shop do the work and they made a new collar to press back
on.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Dave_B at postmark.net>
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Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 3:29 PM
Subject: [Ford-ferguson] TO-30 Rear axle


> Hi all, I've had a problem with my right side rear axle leaking oil
> into the brakes since I got this tractor a couple of years ago.
> Finally dug into it. Pulling the axle was pretty straightforward and
> the inner seal was a snap to replace. But I'd like to replace the
> outer seal also. The one that sits in between the bearing and the axle
> flange. My question is, can the axle bearing be pressed off of the
> shaft and back on again without destroying it? Of course I'm assuming
> the outer seal is shot also since the oil made it all the way into the
> brake drum...
>
> Thanks,
> Dave_B
>
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