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Brake Bands gone, Seal gushes fluid!

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Tommy H

12-26-2003 15:03:31

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I pulled the right side brake cover off my C, The brake material was gone except in a couple spots, and the rivets were worn flat in others. Im gonna need 2 of these suckers, where can I find them, and about how much are they? Also, I pulled the drum off, and as soon as Idid that black tranny fluid started coming out of the shaft area. Put the drum on, and its ok...is the seal shot, or is the drum part of the seal?

On a better note, I pulled the starter and the teeth on the ring gear and the starter gear were almost not worn at all.

So, my list of things to replace grows...

Magneto
Starter Rod assembly
Starter Switch
All lights
light switch
ignition switch
Manifold
Carb Kit
2 Brake bands
PTO seal
Engine Gasket Set
Muffler
Install Water pump, thermostat and hoses
Base for instrument tower
Seat pan
Seat braket
Shock
Spring Tool Box
PTO Cover
Drawbar unbent...
Steering Wheel
Sandblast
Paint...lol

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CNKS

12-26-2003 18:11:57

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Re: Brake Bands gone, Seal gushes fluid! in reply to Tommy H, 12-26-2003 15:03:31

The drum is not part of the seal, you need a parts manual. You can get manuals from Binder Books. That said, the oil seal you need is 351 108 R91, you also need a dust seal, 63 907 D. Your Case-IH dealer has them. As the other post said most of the other stuff is available from OEM, some from Case-IH or several other suppliers. Base for instrument tower; I assume you mean the touch control/steering wheel base, etc, will probably have to come from salvage. Unless it is totaly rusted out, it can be repaired, either by welding in a piece, or by using JB Weld and body filler as I did.

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