Rear wheel removal

Just double nut a metric bolt and use the head...Works great and cheap...
 
Assumption theory may apply. (make ass out of you & me) You do have a jack under the bike, right?
#1. Jack bike so that tire is off the ground.
#2. Then let jack down as to let rear tire rest lightly on ground.
#3. Should free up axle. If not , possibly left wheel bearing trying to sieze to axle. You will have to punch it out.
#4. Once out check for scoring of axle & bearing race.
#5. Remove any scoring marks or tool gouges.
#6. Check that axle slides freely thru all common parts of assembly ie. spacers, bearings, differential housing.
#7. Apply grease liberally to axle on reinstallation.
 
Glad you got it . Seems odd , shaft should slide right out. Am curious as to what the hang up was.
 
..if you had a hard time getting it out..just wait until ya try to put it back on..lol..don't forget the moly paste..