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Removing the rear dives axles

Lonesome715

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Recovry4x4 said:
Unbolt the trunnion from the cast brackets and you will not have to cut any rivets. There are NO rivets holding the trunnion to the cast brackets that are attached to the plates and riveted to the frame.
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I see what you are saying now. The problem is I have to pull that parts as well. However, I htink it might be easier to do so after I unbolt everything else.
 
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