WILDHOBO
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Well once ya get all that grease off .. lol
Since I can hit the cage without issue, as it’s being replaced, I’m going to put a big drift punch on the cage edge and tap with my 5lb.Well once ya get all that grease off .. lol
Okay try and butane torch then sticking it with a brass hammer . Harbor freight sales them.or a brass punch
Worked great.Since I can hit the cage without issue, as it’s being replaced, I’m going to put a big drift punch on the cage edge and tap with my 5lb.
There’s actually a snap ring in a groove on the shaft. It’s designed to break. Sometimes they break by simply removing the axle from the housing. I have 6 in a package, and I think the kit comes with them. Here’s a picture of the ring in the groove. That comes out and gets a new one before reassembly.@WILDHOBO looks as though it is a pressed on fit .. I say a brass punch ..
Weight savings to keep up payload and towing.Installed my Armorlite flooring. It was eye opening when removing the factory floor how very little Jeep puts under the carpet by means of insulation/sound deadening.
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I've got a good collection of snap ring tools. Picks and probes also often work to give them a lift for the snap ring tools to work.There’s actually a snap ring in a groove on the shaft. It’s designed to break. Sometimes they break by simply removing the axle from the housing. I have 6 in a package, and I think the kit comes with them. Here’s a picture of the ring in the groove. That comes out and gets a new one before reassembly.
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I have zero doubt. I’d like to see your pile of tools. It’d put my collection to shame.I've got a good collection of snap ring tools. Picks and probes also often work to give them a lift for the snap ring tools to work.
Could view it as being cheap or they accounted that it was a open air vehicle that could get rained on or washed over and did not want it to turn into a stinky mildew collection sponge.Installed my Armorlite flooring. It was eye opening when removing the factory floor how very little Jeep puts under the carpet by means of insulation/sound deadening.
I like the fact I can open the doors and wash it out........... last vehicle I had like that was a 1967 C20 with vinyl seat, no carpet, just a rubber floor mat.Could view it as being cheap or they accounted that it was a open air vehicle that could get rained on or washed over and did not want it to turn into a stinky mildew collection sponge.
Snap rings aside - would be fun to get together anyway as I'd love to see that ride of yours in person. Amazing, and what you've done with and to it, and can do with it.I have zero doubt. I’d like to see your pile of tools. It’d put my collection to shame.
I had a wire lanyard on it.Watch your Toes![]()