I have a New Holland Ford 535
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joecdeere
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If it's where the rod goes into the rearend, all you need is a new boot. Then jack up that side to keep the oil from running out. Then unscrew the rod assy to allow you to pop out the old boot and install the new.
joecdeere
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It's been a long time since I did one, but you will have to take the rod apart. If I remember right you will be left with a short bit of rod sticking out of the housing. Pry out the old boot, slide it off the rod, clean up the shaft and slide the new one on. FYI jack up the side you're doing or you will get plenty of hydraulic fluid leaking out the hole.
