Pulling rear wheels and disassembly of differential

For this video, I have removed the rear wheels of the model T and disassembled the differential and torque tube. I will also demonstrate how to use the Model T wheel puller to remove the rear wheels.
Special thanks to Antique Auto Ranch:
www.antiqueautoranch.com/newwe...
Music credit: Turkish Towel - Charleston The Savoy Havana Band

[@markcwynar6394]

Keep Going, videos are Great, you spell it out, just bought a 24-T, and these videos are really helpful, and thank you!

[@TinkerwithaT]

Sorry for the delay in getting this uploaded, my computer quit working, and I had to mail it in to get fixed. If only it will last for a hundred years like this car.

[@mikelove9832]

Thanks Straight Ahead ✌😎

[@MrJerryKramer]

I can’t believe you don’t have many more views. I’m enjoying your videos soooo much

[@raymondgunning1231]

Awesome Job Gabe - I enjoy your videos - keep up the good work

[@jmhulet]

You really don't need the $75 cast iron rear wheel removing tool. A $19 three jaw 8" gear puller from Harbor Freight works perfectly. Just set the jaws onto the outer edge of the brake drum and you're good to go!

[@wkinne1]

I take it your located on the west coast, I'm in Michigan. Your T is in rough shape, but thankfully you can buy any part needed for these old beauties. Curious what you paid for her?

[@tomsawyer247]

I liked your videos I'm trying to buy a partially restored 27 is why I found your site do you have a rough idea on a price for what I'm looking at. The car looks pretty good he says the engine runs and all the tin and rad look straight

[@TinkerwithaT]

I don't know exactly what a partially restored car would be worth, I bought mine for $1500, but as you can see, it was in really rough shape. I have seen fully restored cars for sale between 10 and 15 thousand. Good luck with your search!

[@tomsawyer247]

@@TinkerwithaT Ok thanks I thought of offering him 2000 and that is Canadian dollars so it is close to what you paid. I think doing an old car like that is priceless im patiently waiting for your next video.

[@davisd7541]

Next time show the use of the tool and how you went about removing the wheel. Let others see the process instead going from wheel on, to wheel off in a single frame.