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Read articles →This is a real hands-on teardown of an axle seal leak on a 2032R with roughly 1,500 hours, not a walkaround or a review. The owner pulls the loaded rear tire, disassembles the final drive, finds a chewed-up bearing missing balls plus metal chunks in the housing, and diagnoses the seal failure back to that bad bearing. It ends unresolved, waiting on bearings and seals, with a part two promised. Best for owners troubleshooting their own final drive leak or wanting to see what's actually inside.
An owner-operator DIYing repairs on his own tractor, narrating the process in real time including the parts he doesn't get right the first time.
A bad bearing in the final drive was missing balls and had grenaded, letting metal chunks chew up the housing and cause the seal to fail.
Jack up the loaded rear tire, remove it, then take off the cover with bolts around the outside along with the axle stub and internal clips.
The owner says he is not sure it is officially supported, but his loaded tires ran fine for 1,500 hours and make a huge difference.
