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Old 01-11-2021, 01:57 PM
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Default 1772 Restoration Project

So it begins.....

My son (14) stripped out his second drive shaft coupler this weekend. Along with some other issues and not to mention a pandemic he decided it was a good time to restore his baby.

He is going to need some help along the way, so thanks in advance. You guys rock! Here is wishing him luck and enjoyment. A journey of a thousand miles starts with the first bolt.

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ATA boy. Have patience, take your time, research the issues giving you pause, and fix the issue correctly, will take you a long way to a successful completion.
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Hey guys,
I've been working on painting my 1772. I was trying to put new axle seals on and replace the axle housing that has a chip in it. I am having trouble getting them off. I've seen that some people can just pull the whole thing off but mine won't budge.

thx everyone for the help.

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You need to remove the rear cover and take the clips off the ends of the axles in the differential, then the axles and tubes will slide off.
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You need to remove the rear cover and take the clips off the ends of the axles in the differential, then the axles and tubes will slide off.
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I call them E-Clips/C-Clips not sure if that's their technical name?
It's part #8 that you need to pull out, then the axles will slide right out.

This link will show you the break down of the axles. https://www.partstree.com/models/177...le-carrier-46/
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