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Subject: [CDO] Rear Axle Bearing Removal 1900 - 1905" <curved-dash-olds.autox.team.net>
From: Clifford <clewis66@verizon.net>
Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2016 18:38:00 -0400
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Roger:

A few years ago, I had my 6C at Joe Merliâ??s and we pulled those bearings to 
lubricate them.  I am pretty sure if you have one of the Model Râ??s that the 
axle assembly is the same.  I have a copy of Garyâ??s â??Curved Dash Manual 
Second Editionâ??  In it he says, on page 31 â??Remove the wheels and extract 
the journal roller bearingsâ??.  Thatâ??s it.  

I, of course, donâ??t remember exactly how we got to the bearings, but I do 
remember it was not particularly difficult.  Somewhere behind the brass washer 
is basically a serial wound bearing that stuffâ??s into the axle housing.  The 
bearing is not at all like the Timkin roller bearings on the front stub axels.  
So, I am thinking you just took a right angle pick or a pair of them and just 
pull out the brass washer and then the bearing.  

I can tell you for certain that you do not want to start taking apart the 
differential.  It screws together and taking it apart requires a very long 
handled wrench -probably two and several strong and very helpful friends to 
hold and turn.  There is also a good chance to break the differential housing, 
which would be really bad.  

Sorry I cannot be of more specific help, but just poke around with the brass 
washer and maybe try speaking to it nicely.  Sometimes that helps.  

Best Regards,  

Cliff  

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> In case you haven't seen it, Vince has started a wonderful suppliers list
> on the CDO Web site at http://curveddasholdsmobileclub.com/suppliers/
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> I see there's a wheel bearing listed -  With the listed dimensions, I'm
> thinking that's a rear bearing?
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> Roger Garnett
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> Can anyone describe how to remove the outside rear axle bearing? As seen in
> the linked photos, I can easily remove the wheel, then pull a steel washer
> and a fiber (felt?) washer from the end of the axle housing. That leaves a
> brass washer or bushing slightly inset, and not wanting to pull out easily.
> 
> I believe there's a ball bearing in the end behind this bushing?, if I can
> get it apart.
> 
> Would rather not have to disassemble to whole rear axle for this, which
> involves removing it, and unscrewing the differential housing...
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> Photos at
> Overview
> https://1drv.ms/i/s!AuJIqogww1o_s781WM7WQ-GrPC4eBw
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> Closeup
> https://1drv.ms/i/s!AuJIqogww1o_s780dlF2rLici3Ol-g
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> Roger
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> Roger Garnett
> rwgarnett@gmail.com
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