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D17 Spindle Removal?
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    Posted: 18 Jan 2024 at 5:39am
Snapped a spindle on my D17 S2 the other day.  Any tips/tricks to getting the steering arm off?  Really don't have access to heat.
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If it were mine I would grind off the bottom, remove the remaining spindle from the top. Set it in a press or support it so you can hammer the the rest out. I have the knee assembly on the shelf and would just replace the assembly. It gets easier when you drag home parts tractors.
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Remove the knee and turn it upside down and drive downward with a 20 lb or more sledge hammer. Solid blocking is important for a good hard hit.
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