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Read articles →An owner-shot walkthrough of replacing a broken front axle on a Mahindra 4110 after real-world abuse pushing trees. The video covers removing the planetary hub, extracting the snapped axle, managing fluid loss, reinstalling the bearing and race, and reattaching the tie rod, with candid tips on a bolt that needed grinding and a trick for minimizing fluid spill. Best for 4110 owners facing the same repair.
Posted by the Matt C channel, appears to be a tractor owner documenting a self-performed repair on their own machine.
The owner was pushing on trees, which put stress on the front end and caused the axle to snap, with one end breaking smaller than the other.
It required a tie rod end tool, a lot of beating and heating, and penetrating oil, taking about 20 minutes to get off.
The owner estimated losing about a gallon to a gallon and a half into a five gallon bucket when undoing the bottom housing bolts.
Fill the tube that feeds the axle housing until fluid comes out of the top drain hole, which means it is full.
