roy weidner
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Broke this bolt on piece to a Yanmar 1500 Red . Can I simply pull the rear wheel and replace?
Rear Axle Seal Housing
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clemsonfor
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What???
I dont understand your question? Did you brake the bolt that holds the hub on? IF you have a broken bolt your going to have to get the bolt out of where its broken.
I think we need pictures here for this one.
I dont understand your question? Did you brake the bolt that holds the hub on? IF you have a broken bolt your going to have to get the bolt out of where its broken.
I think we need pictures here for this one.
Can you identify the broken bolt on these two drawings? Yanmar Tractor Parts: REAR_AXLE_CASE
Yanmar Tractor Parts: REAR_AXLE_INTERNAL
Yanmar Tractor Parts: REAR_AXLE_INTERNAL
damammel
Bronze Member
Winston I'm betting its #35 he broke. I'm curious what he was trying to fix when it broke.
That would be my guess too. Maybe trying to tighten it up to stop a leak? :confused3:
damammel
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If its a leak there he has more problems. That's a dry housing.
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roy weidner
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The bolt on piece #33 broke on the left side and the top bolts #35 broke both left and right sides
damammel
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I think you are looking at a tear down of the back end. I'm thinking those may have broken due to bad bearings. Here's a couple of links about the 1500 rear axle.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/yanmar/212003-1500d-axel-case-leak.html
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...07d1343661740-yanmar-1500d-green-dsc00003.jpg
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/yanmar/250072-yanmar-ym1500-update-8.html
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/yanmar/212003-1500d-axel-case-leak.html
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...07d1343661740-yanmar-1500d-green-dsc00003.jpg
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/yanmar/250072-yanmar-ym1500-update-8.html
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roy weidner
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No, it broke becasue there was a makeshift roof attached to the fender. The fender bolted to the top two bolts of the seal housing. The driver got the roof caught up in a limb that tore the roof off. Breaking the bolts holding the roof on and breaking the top half of the seal housing.
damammel
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Ah ok. You will need to remove the hub. # 28 in the axle internals picture. It's held on by the one bolt. I needed to use a puller to get mine off. Then you can replace the broken housing and the seal. It's a dry axle but there is a seal there to keep out dirt. You may find you also need the sleeve the seal rides on too. Also there's a paper gasket. Some sealant there would be fine.
