JoelC · Jun 18, 2017

Evening all,

I just wondered if there was a knack to removing the rear propshaft. The one installed is a wide angle jobby, but I cannot for the life of me get a socket around them, and cannot get enough purchase on the nuts with a normal spanner.

neilly · Jun 18, 2017

Have you tried rotating the prop and then undoing them one ata time?

Cheers

Flossie · Jun 18, 2017

Chock, lift a wheel off the ground and rotate the prop until a nut is accessible etc.

neilly · Jun 18, 2017

Oh, plus an extension helps, or use a prop tool.

Cheers

Flossie · Jun 18, 2017

Bugger, too slow.

JoelC · Jun 18, 2017

Thanks all, will look at the prop tool, I tried both from underneath and from above via the access panel under the cubbybox.

I think the problem is that i cant get enough leverage on the damn thing.

neilly · Jun 18, 2017

JoelC said:
under the cubbybox.

??

It is not difficult, a good quality socket, an extension and a ratchet.....or buy the prop tool.

Rotate the prop shaft, undo the nuts, remove the prop.................job done.

Cheers

Pillar · Jun 18, 2017

2 spanners?!

Paul D · Jun 18, 2017

9/16ths .... just sayin' like ...

Pillar · Jun 18, 2017

Led on your back. Engage your core, lift your head off the ground and feel the burn...

See if you can remove all 4 without resting. Civvies pay for a work out like that!!

pete1987RRC · Jun 19, 2017

We lost a bloke tea time one morning, he had a bad cold when we started at 8:00.
First job was to take a diff out a foden tipper, found him after tea out cold under the diff.
Last he remembered was needing a big sneeze

frog hopper · Jun 19, 2017

that made I larf.

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