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    Posted: 25 Feb 2012 at 6:44pm
Does anyone have a simple idea to get the left hand drum out of the final drive on my CA? This sucker is in there quite aways and I don't want to have to buy a long reach Puller for one use. I took the retaining bolt out of it but can't seem to wiggle the key way loose or anything.
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You can use threaded rod for a puller and lot of heat from the fire wrench. Bob
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Heat that bad boy up!Tongue
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You may be able to rent a puller from an equipment rental shop.
The universal answer to all questions is yes, how much do you want to spend?
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Check with your local Auto Zone or other auto parts store. At least Auto Zone has tools to rent & you get all of your money back when you take the tool back.
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Just make sure before you heat it up ,to have the puller on and set with pressure on it and ready to start pulling as soon as .
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I gave up on pullers years ago. The drums rest in an environment that promotes rust. Mice nests along with insect nests.
 
 
Fighting those conditions with a puller will work in time with heat and hours/days of soaking with penetrating oil.
I found if I take it off the tractor, clean out the crap, put it up on my press and in a coupla minutes after I have it blocked leval the drum is in my hands.
 
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You were able to press the pinion shaft straight out with the drum attached? Then the drum just slid off the shaft?
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That be what happens! The pinion shaft dropps out the bottom and I just reach in and pick it out.
I have one in front of my press now from a B and a couple three more to bring in.
When I get time to work on them and if I have my camera with me I will take more pictures at the different steps.  Not sure when that will be though. When I think I will have time to get at those More orders come in, which by the way is a good thing. I eat better when the orders are coming in. 
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