transmission seal

dcpky · Jan 15, 2012

guys i no this subject is beat to death i have a Farmall H trying to put lower trans seal in i read all the archives problem is cant get dog nut or what ever it is called i locked brakes put in gear locked in pto shaft tryed pipe wrench on nut cant get it to move tryed a piece bar stock useing small sledge hammer no luck seems when i do get a good hold on it iguess the clutch try to turn dont no what to do Please Help thanks

Janicholson · Jan 15, 2012

Looking at it from the front, it is CCW. Lefty loosy. The use of heat on it might give it incentive. A square 1/2" key stock and a 2.5 foot piece of 3/4" pipe will break it loose. Jim

rustyfarmall · Jan 15, 2012

Put a wrench on it, put your feet against the wrench and get your back up against the rear tire, and P*U*S*H!!

Zachary Hoyt · Jan 15, 2012

I put a bolt through the cotter pin hole on my belly pump drive shaft and put a nut on it. Then I put the shaft back in place and put a 24" crescent wrench on it and it came off fine. That being said I did part out an H in November/December that I could not budge the countershaft nut and I ended up cutting off the flange and cutting a flat on the seal surface with a cut off wheel. I think the heat was what finally made that come off, but I have never had one that was that stuck before. It was damaged anyway so I didn't feel much compunction about cutting it up to get it off.
Zach

The Gambler pulling team · Jan 15, 2012

I have an H that has the same seal leaking. I used a brass punch and hammer and it came off easy but now I can't find any place to purchase a new seal. The # on the old seal is CR43308D any help on that.

sflem849 · Jan 15, 2012

I used my big pry bar. Kind of like Jim's keystock method, but I didn't have any keystock and I did have one of the finest prybars Harbor Freight had to offer. I may have been made from a Farmall. :lol:

Anonymous-0 · Jan 15, 2012

CR Chicago Rawhide manufactured for IH, IH part number is 43308D, been replaced by many number changes to the newer design seals, any CNH or auto parts store should be able to cross reference it to new type.

S2710 · Jan 15, 2012

I welded a nut on a piece of square stock and used a impact wrench on it.

Bob

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