Sorry for the delay in a reply. I can do that.

I would have to move some things around in my shop in order to pull apart the rear end. It still has both tires on and the hubs are flipped in making taking off just the tires to pull the axles impossible . With it being split away from the front of the tractor I'll have to anchor the rear in some fashion to be able to pull the tire/wheel/hub. Hopefully they won't fight like the hubs of the other rear end did (took a couple months of soaking with penetrating oil and beating with a block of wood and sledge to get them free)

Wouldn't mind some warmer weather, but certainly would work up a sweat with what has to be done just to get to the &quot;easy&quot; part. 

Give me a weekend to get things sorted out in the shop. I'll need to move a baler from my work space around to the lean-to side of the barn, plus shift a tractor over. Depending on the weather we have this weekend will determine what I can get accomplished outside.

You on a &quot;schedule&quot; to get your tractor back home from where it currently resides?

Jeff