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Read articles →This is a real hands-on teardown made because the creator couldn't find existing footage of the job: replacing a leaking rear axle seal on a John Deere 4300. It walks through removing the roof assembly and fender bar, pulling pins and bolts, popping the axle out, removing the snap ring, and extracting the old seal and bearing with a slide hammer. Useful for owners tackling this exact repair themselves.
An owner-operator documenting a DIY repair on his own tractor, filmed informally as he works through the job in real time.
Remove the roof assembly and fender bar, take out the bolts and pins, unhook the brake linkage, pull the axle, remove the big snap ring, then slide hammer out the old bearing and seal.
No, the transcript states you don't have to take anything apart in the center, but you do have to remove everything on top including the roof and fender bar.
Make sure the shafts are clean, because jerking the axle out with debris present can jerk apart the brakes and other components inside.
