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I was driving a couple guys around the farm and misjudged the depth of a ditch. Quick drop and busted the case to the joint. Fixing stuff is the fastest way to learn about the vehicle.
Welcome to the site and to the Green Disease. Replacement joints aren't usually too hard to find. Removal and installation is pretty straightforward. The TM's are here on the site. Recommend download and review, if you haven't already.
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I was driving a couple guys around the farm and misjudged the depth of a ditch. Quick drop and busted the case to the joint. Fixing stuff is the fastest way to learn about the vehicle.
Thanks for the reply! I used to sell parts in another lifetime and rarely saw a busted cv joint casting. Torn boots, bad cage/balls, shaft sometimes pulled out.
I would recommend just getting a whole cv axle/shaft with both joints and be done with it.
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