Help me AXLE problem... Delima!

Roostinshee

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Dec 16, 2008
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Alright I have an aftermarket axle carrier and G-force banshee axle. I do not want to damage these items. I've taken them off and reinstalled before, but got a problem this time....

My dumbass sister who has a master's degree but is a f*cking drug attic decided to return my unopened bench vices and some tools for money!!!!! Long story but I'm not getting them back...

I didn't think through what I was doing and pulled the top-end and chain before I started dissassembling the rear end. Reason for doing so DT top-end and roundhouse swinger. Well basically I have no rear brakes right now, can't put it in gear and don't have vices to hold it. As you may know it's got a significant amount of torque holding it in, as well as a HUGE circlip then an allen key. I am out of ideas to get the axle SAFELY out of the axle without damage.

Please help guys, I know this sounds retarded, but I need to sell the RAD carrier and keep the parts in shape. I know someone has been in a similar situation. :-[:(

I have the breaker bar and G-force axle tool ready, just need the idea.
 
take off the back plastic, let the air out of a tire, put down a knee to hold it, and the try to turn the bar, an extra body would be helpful
 
I'll try, live by myself, and got off of work. Too tired right now. I'll try it in the morning before work. hehe Thanks
 
don't do nothing hasty , get 2 pieces of 3/16" thick by 4" wide and 12 inch long steel , bend the bottom 3" of each piece of steel ( have a shop do it cause your vice is gone ) then drill 2 holes in the bend and 2 holes in the face that matches the bolt pattern . then anchorbolt the steel plates to your garage floor and your axle hubs locked inside them . BAM!!!!!! no moovy moovy
 
GOTS it out, lol... just exhausted from work..
Now to get the axle out... Tolerance on it IS TIGHT... It's moving, but slow. Peace