I used hand-press. I disassembled worm case and removed shaft from the drum. Then fixed the end bracket and pushed the shaft.In order to remove the spindle, I am pretty sure I need to remove the left arm. But how?
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I used hand-press. I disassembled worm case and removed shaft from the drum. Then fixed the end bracket and pushed the shaft.In order to remove the spindle, I am pretty sure I need to remove the left arm. But how?
I wouldn't bother removing that bushing unless you are convinced it's worn way out of spec. It looks like you are deep enough to decide what you want to do with the crack. The wire rope had jumped the drum and pinched the seal area. It appears the crack is in the area of the step in the inner bore from the seal seat to the bushing seat (the surface would have been in tension as the rope squeezed the housing). Basically the damage is only to the seal seat, unfortunately if it was enough to crack, the inside diameter will be out of round. Cross the number on the seal, you can source it anywhere. As far as functionality goes you just need to ensure you have a good seal here, you may end up causing yourself a lot of heartache fixing essentially a cosmetic issue.
Here are those two bolts
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Dear Diary,
I have learned today that I hate shear pins and broken bolts.
Signed,
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