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Read articles →This short clip focuses narrowly on one repair job: replacing a front axle seal on a John Deere 2038R. It shows where the seal sits at the joint, points out the circlip that must be released, and warns that the front hub assembly drops free and is heavy once separated. It's a quick, practical demonstration rather than a full teardown, best suited to owners already mid-repair who need a visual confirmation of this specific step.
Posted by the Wood_TFBS channel, appears to be a hands-on owner or mechanic documenting a real repair rather than a dealer promotion.
It is located right at the joint of the front axle, where a circlip must be released to access it.
Once the front hub pops off and the circlip is released, the whole assembly drops free and it weighs a lot, so you need to be ready to catch it.
