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Section
IV
-
TRANSAXLE
DISASSEMBLY
DIFFERENTIAL
AXLE
REMOVAL
NOTE:
Remove
differential
axie
assembly
BEFORE
removing
pump
and
motor
assembly.
This
sequence
of
removal
makes
it
easier
to
work
on
the
pump
-
you
do
not
have
to
work
around
the
ring
gear.
Remove
thrust
washer
from
the
"short
axie"
side.
See
Figure
4.8.
Rotate
the
C-ring
180°
in
its
siot
so
opening
is
facing
down.
This
wiil
prevent
the
C-ring
from
dropping
down
into
the
case.
See
Figure
4.9.
Hold
the
"short
axle"
bevel
gear
stationary
as
you
siide
the
axle
outward
to
free
the
C-ring.
Remove
C-ring
from
axle.
NOTE:
Do
not
remove
axle
at
this
point
-
it
hoids
the
bevel
gear
In
place
while
the
long
axle
side
is
being
disassembled.
Repeat
above
procedures
for
"long
axle"
side.
Hold
differential
axle
assembly
by
both
bevel
gears
and
siide
axles
clear.
Remove
gear
assembly.
See
Figure
4.10.
Remove
axles.
FIGURE
4.8
FIGURE
4.9
Remove
axle
seals.
Inspect
condition
of
axle
bushings,
then
measure
the
in¬
side
diameter
of
each.
The
bushing
ID
should
measure
NO
LARGER
than
19.2mm
(0.76
inch)
MAXIMUM!
If
the
bushings
exceed
specification,
replace
the
upper
case
housing
-
the
bushings
are
not
to
be
replaced.
Inspect
all
components
of
the
ring
gear
and
bevel
gear
assemblies
for
signs
of
scoring,
pitting,
breakage
or
un¬
due
wear.
Replace
components
as
required.
GEAR,
SHAFT
&
AXLE
SPECIFICATIONS
Bevel
gear
ID
-
15.11mm
(0.06
inch)
MAXIMUM
Cross-shaft
OD
-
14.96mm
(0.589
inch)
MINIMUM
Axle
OD
(Long
&
Short)
-
19mm
(0.748
inch)
MINIMUM
ASSEMBLY
FIGURE
4.10