Mike:
You may recall on my return from the early 90's 300 Meet in Bend, OR in my
'66 300, the left rear wheel bearing went south. I was towed into Weed, CA
to a service station where we quickly replaced the bearing. However, we
could not get the axle fully into the center block. Several hours was
spent trying to fish out the pin with a magnet. We finally pulled the
differential and found that the pin had dropped out but not far enough to allow
the axle to seat. We replaced the pin and placed a generous amount of
grease in the hole and on the pin so that it would not fall out while
replacing the differential. Worked just fine. The axle was replaced
and I was on my way.
Hope this helps.
Dan
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