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Larry O

11-16-2012 14:58:35
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Been away from this forum and my tractors for a couple years because of health issues but things are better and I’m back working on the supper C and I have a substantial oil leak in the front of the engine. I’m guessing the front bolster has to come off to replace the front seal are there any special considerations in doing this.
Larry




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blunted

11-16-2012 17:59:55
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 Re: front oil leak in reply to Larry O, 11-16-2012 14:58:35  
i just did a new seal on this sc i bought. thaer was a groove on the crank shaft . just running it today, new seal dosnt work well with the worn groove on crank. as for crank pullys, some have a set bolt, and some are pressed fit. my a was bolt, and this c i got, was a bad son of a gon to get off and back on. carefull, there is bolt threads in center of crank shaft. good luck.



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Bouncer

11-16-2012 16:55:11
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 Re: front oil leak in reply to Larry O, 11-16-2012 14:58:35  
Adding to what Red Dave said. Check the crank and make sure there are no deep grooves or it seems excessively worn. You can get a standard seal if everything looks good, or you might need to get one with a Speedi Sleeve if the crank is worn.

As for getting them off, dad and I finally invested in a good bearing splitter w/puller. They can still be hard to get off, but that it makes it much easier.

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Red Dave

11-16-2012 15:32:04
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 Re: front oil leak in reply to Larry O, 11-16-2012 14:58:35  
Yes, the front bolster will have to come off.
So will the pulley and the front cover on the engine. The seal is actually in the cover and it seals against the hub of the pulley.

Removing the pulley can be tricky, search on here for several methods of pulling it off without breaking it. A, B, BN, Super A, C, & Super C all have the same kind of pulley on the front of the crankshaft.



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Larry O

11-16-2012 15:43:58
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 Re: front oil leak in reply to Red Dave, 11-16-2012 15:32:04  
Thanks Red
Looks like I will get the kids to help get it in the shop over thanksgiving (Bad battery set to long) so I can get started Hopefully have it back together for plow day in March



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