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Re: bull pinion slop
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Posted by Bob Kerr on July 16, 2007 at 20:18:50 from (64.12.116.73):
In Reply to: bull pinion slop posted by Chris Heinzle on July 16, 2007 at 19:52:31:
There are two bearings in the bull pinion cage, and inner and an outer for each of the cages. and I bet your inner bearings are as bad as the outer ones. The bolts are behind the brake drum to pull the cage. You can remove the cage by taking out all the bolts and then look for the 2 threaded holes, put 2 bolts in those and turn them out a half turn at a time. the cage will come out, but there is an "O" ring in there so it may be stiff to remove unil it comes out. When you change those "max load" bearings try to put them in so if by chance the ball retainer fails down the road the balls won't fall out and wreck the gears. If the bearings are bad on the inside, and I bet they are! check the end play slop when the new bearings are put in.
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