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    Separating rear axle shaft from brakes?

    I took a c-clip off just behind backing plate and pounded the **** out of the plate with a hammer but I can't get the shaft out. I bought it at a junkyard for a spare. What's the trick?

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    c-clip behind the brake backing plate? Sounds like you mean bearing retainer, not c-clip.

    I've seen some that have zero clearance on the bearing and you pretty much need to remove (and replace) the axle bearing to get the backing plates off.
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    Sounds like Garrett's 9" where we ended up having to use a fire hydrant as a giant slide hammer and ended up destroying the bearings. Have fun.
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    just use a bigger hammer
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    what kind of axle.

    i had to use a hi-lift between the spring and backing plate to get the shaft outta my dads amc 20.

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    I'll give you 3 guesses and one of my rear axles is full floating.

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    only one... how many rear axles you got?

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    a spare tire with a chain works good

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    yes it does, good ole clayton

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    Two...

    I'll just use a press I guess...

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    Quote Originally Posted by J Cooper
    a spare tire with a chain works good
    unbelievably, yes it did.

    John, is that an approved use for a high-lift
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    Quote Originally Posted by J Cooper
    a spare tire with a chain works good
    hell yes it does. thats how i've pulled my 9inch shafts. im about to go do it again here in a little while, because the traclock blew up on my way to the tire shop today....

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCook527
    im about to go do it again here in a little while, because the traclock blew up on my way to the tire shop today....


    How'd you manage that?
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    i have no ****ing clue. i was going in a straight line shifting from 3rd to 4th and i let the clutch out and all hell broke loose.

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