I have an XM211 and in manual TM-9-1819AC, Ordnance Maintenance, Dec 1952,
Paragraph 84, Removal of Covers, Plugs, and Flanges, page 90. Shows a
picture of a tool used to remove the pinion nut. The tool may be available
at a tool dealer, such as Mack or Snap-On. It's called a companion flange
holding tool. The Government number is 41-T-3215-910. There is a picture
and if your interested, I'll scan it and send it to you. It may be helpful
either to make one or buy one.
Ken
Lone Star Chapter - MVPA
'53 XM211
'54 MX105E3
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> From: MMurd10690 <MMurd10690@aol.com>
> To: mil-veh@skylee.com
> Subject: [MV] Removing Pinion Nut
> Date: Thursday, January 08, 1998 00:09
>
> Hi List! I'm working on my M37 and am getting ready to replace the oil
seals
> on my tranfser case and differentials, but I need a easy way to remove
the
> pinion nut. I remember doing this on my M38A1 and having a very
difficult
> time in getting the nut loose. Are there any tricks to this operation?
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> Rick Murdock
> Purcellville, VA, USA
> '51 M37
> '53 M38A1
>
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