Well, sort of. Wont be touching the pumpkin but will be installing upgraded shafts and birfs in the front axle so I guess I will be doing bearings and seals too. Anyone done this and can tell me how difficult it is?
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An article I found useful covering front axle rebuilds Repacking CV (Birfield) Joints and Wheel Bearings
a rubber spatula is helpful for scooping out old goop from your axle, and helps with repacking birf.
Lots and lots and lots of paper towels. A fish scale to check preload or see Marlin's site for their version. Good torque wrench.
If you have to separate the birf from the axle for any reason (like installing Longs), then a 3' piece of 1.5" schedule 40 pipe works great.
I'm slow and set aside a day per side.
Got all of that except the pipe. Whats the pipe for?