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Unit bearing (outer bearing) would have to come off for axle shaft to be removed. You could put it back together but the tube would be open and gear oil everywhere. I guess you could stuff a rag inside. Quite a job for along side the road. I'd personally look for a tow.

 

On second thought that wouldn't even work. Need the shaft in or the unit bearing would not have a nut on and would come apart. Unless you'd dis-assemble the axle joints and just use the outer shaft for retaining purposes.

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Not really alongside road. Actually took axle shafts out at home and then drove to town and one of unit bearings came apart. Should I have taken axle joint out and put outer shafts back in to hold bearings together? Was hoping to rebuild diff later on but still be able to drive truck if needed. 

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2 minutes ago, Royal Squire said:

Not really alongside road. Actually took axle shafts out at home and then drove to town and one of unit bearings came apart. Should I have taken axle joint out and put outer shafts back in to hold bearings together? Was hoping to rebuild diff later on but still be able to drive truck if needed. 

You replied while I was editing LOL. See above.

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