The flange on the other side with the 3 bolts has rivets in it on some sleds. You will have to shear them off with a chisel or grind them with a die grinder if yours has these and then take off the outer flange. I leave that bearing on when i pull the driveshaft. Then I unbolt the chaincase. Make sure you get all the bolts out, there is one kind of hidden right at the bottom. Take off both gears and pull on it. Sometimes the brake rotor holds it back quite hard, it has a keyway that makes it difficult. It is good to have two people in this case, one to pull on the chaincase and one tapping on the hub of the brake rotor at the same time. I use a long 1/2" drive extension to reach in to the brake rotor hub from the left side of the sled and tap it off with a hammer. Good luck