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I had the same situation on our trip to Alaska. The axle seal leaking. It is actually an easy fix if you have the sealant and tools. You don’t even have to jack up the rv. Remove crome hub cover. Remove the axle bolts pull the axle out. Clean the old seal off. Use an RTV sealant on the mating surfaces. Spline the axle back in. Put lock tight on the axle bolts and tighten. Fill up differential of lost fluid.
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