Update on transmission and liftall leaks

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The top shaft seal was leaking because the ball bearing on the transmission input shaft had a lot of play that had worn out the leather seal,also it wore a groove in the input yoke. Got the bearing and seals today, the redi-sleeve for the yoke will be sent UPS to me. The lower shaft bearing and seal is good with no leaks.

The lift-all leak was nothing more than one of the outlet pipes being little more than finger tight. Guess we all should get lucky once in a awhile.

There was a coil spring lying loose in the clutch housing. One end connects to the clutch throwout bearing fork but I have yet to find where the other end connects. There has to be a place somwhere so I'll keep looking. Hope the lift-all goes back as easy as it came out using the shop jack. Joe
 
On the H there should be a pin with a hole in the end driven down from the top through the clutch housing (torque tube). For the speedy sleeve, if the groove is deep in the yoke you might want to fill it with liquid steel or the speedy sleeve may wear prematurely.
 

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