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Removing Old Rear End Parts

Todd W. White

By Todd W. White

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Here's Seth pulling the original rear ends gears, carrier, shims, and bearings...

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Rear End Rebuild

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Be careful there guys, just noticed the cinder block jackstands-cinder blocks have been known to crush and collapse when used like that. Take care! :o

Todd W. White

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Be careful there guys, just noticed the cinder block jackstands-cinder blocks have been known to crush and collapse when used like that. Take care! :o

Thanks!

I never thought of that - if we do anything like this, we always use the metal jack stands. However, this time we were at Seth's house, and forgot them.

Could have used Dad's stands he made from a Model T axle - can't crush those!

I'll make SURE we don't forget again!

I appreciate your concern and advice!

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