Mikron WF 31 CH horizontal spindle disassembly

I am running out of places to ask so here it is.
Any help is highly appreciated.
I need to reseal horizontal spindle on mikron wf31ch but I think I hit a massive massive wall.
I have managed to remove draw bar, input shaft, spring etc. but i can not get to the bearings and front seals.
Does anyone have any pointers?
I can not (i guess) split the front part of the shaft (the iso40 end) and the input spline where input shaft sits.
Thank you 

Hi,
Unfortunately i don't have any drawings. The machine came with set of very incomplete documentation and i have not managed to get anything else. I have manuals for couple of different mikrons but too different.

Is it normally just pressed in or is it usually retained somehow?I try to get manual from the manufacturer but it is top secret apparently, they will not even supply cutaway drawing and they want almost ,€3000 plus shipping to fix it. Well that far exceeds the value of the machine.
attached is set of photos with the hydraulic end already removed and some with the input shaft still in place.

I just done some measurements and hole diameter around the cone is 92mm and the other end is 95mm (input shaft end). This one could not be pressed forward I guess unless the input shaft end is some what more disassembled.

the bearings have to have some kind of preload on them and if the spindle does not have some kind of bearing nut to set the preload then it can be done with some very precise heights and clamped from above possibly? you can spring load the bearings too but the only spring i seen looked like it was for the drawbar tension. i can't see those being linked somehow drawbar forces are based on the spindle tapper. bearing loads in spindles can vary but usually tend to be light in high speed applications.

only thing i can suggest is to first determine the spinning part of bearing for your spindle most are inner race driven and the outer race is stationary but the preload is on the spinning side. looks like the gear on top of the bearings has some cap screws those might need to come out to get a little deeper into the spindle. i would expect to see more than two screws for setting preload if that is doing it? but that might be the preload on the bearings but can't say for sure. bearings on shafts are usually pressed fit and the housing is probably almost press fit but could have setting compound on them if they don't move once you get deeper.

i agree with you 100 percent on knowing preload when it goes back together. you could probably find that if you can get numbers off the bearings but i would not count on that alone. i don't know if i would count on the bearings after they are removed either. they are marked and assembled based on high and low spots of the shaft and bearing race to correct run out in small amounts too. just some more food for thought.

Thank you for your pointers.
I have tried purely pressing it out both ways about 8t of force (below force bearings can handle) did not move at all.
There are peg spanner holes in there but with 1.5m long extension it would not move.
It only looks like there are any screws. There are two m4 holes on the outside stationary ring. Tried pulling on them but all it does it locks the shaft.
There are two more holes at cone end m6 but thee is nothing behind them except i can see the seal behind it in fair distance.
The reason i need to disassemble it is that the front seals are not sealing anymore and the spindle is full of hydraulic oil which needs to be cleaned up and re-greased.