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No sir I cannot be certain. I was depending on the mechanic to make all the fine adjustments.

I had a similar failure last September (2023) while chiseling my 25 acre field. The sun drive was ground flat, I put the tractor in 2wd, quit chiseling, and just started planting (no need for 4WD). Finally got it repaired in February due to parts and mechanic delays. The first pictures in this...

It has a little wiggle in the hub but not to bad. The bearings were reused from previous repair. The space between the axle and the hub does tend to get wider as time goes on. I am thinking I need to haul the tractor to the dealer and get them to repair in a shop rather than out in the field.

Thank you Harry, I think I am going to print your post and use it as a guide on making the tightening tool. There is alot to digest in your post so I wanted to say thank you and I will get back to you with a more detailed response later. Take care.

That's good advice on installing the new seal. That is also the method we used. AS far as chewing up the gears I believe that we are not getting it tight enough. I think I will make the tool Harry in KY recommended and go from there. Thank you for your help.

ok, that is a little more intense than what my mechanic & I did. Thank you for you example and advice. I probably need to take it into the dealership and get them to tighten it up. Thanks again.

Wow, it looks like the retaining nut should be around 400 NM. I doubt we achieved that with a hammer and chisel used to tighten that nut.

Serial Number in cab is ZDAE04093. 2013 model T475 Powerstar The part numbers are from the Messicks website The front axle is a standard version (locking & does have brakes) Yes, the nut seemed to be tight enough, although it did have signs of being beat on before as a way of tightening. What is...

I need some help diagnosing a recurrent issue with my front final end drive on my MFWD T4.75. The sun (part # 5191412) & planetary gears (5165273) housed in the hub locked up somehow resulting in the planetaries loosing some teeth and the sun gear ground completely smooth. The Hub (87542225) was...