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The part # for the ft. crankshaft seal in a 1950 Farmall "H". Tractor ser # Is fbh-311659x1 I have a # on the seal that is 63888d, But no name on the seal. THANKS
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You really don't need a number. Just take the OD, (Housing diameter), and ID, (shaft diameter) to your local Napa or seal and bearing house, and they'll find the right seal for you.
 
Think that should be 53888D or another IH number for the seal 360692R91. NAPA cross over seal and the dealer want 45 to near 50 dollars for the seal. This site 25 or so. Check around and you can get one for 12 to 13 dollars.
 
You must still have good parts men. Seems like now if they can't look it up on a computer they can't help you.
 
As said below, that number should be 53888D. That is for serial numbers 5416 and up. CIH lists the "replacement" for that seal as 3690692R91. Price is $49.50. NAPA number is NOS 19876, price is $45.49. And this site Part number 360692R91 for $25.75. Yesterday's Tractors ships very fast, and their stuff is good. But I would bet for the big money the seal from CIH comes with a redi-sleeve! Might want to check before you make a move.
Now, you're just gonna have to learn to do this parts look up thing yourself. Go to Case IH, or Messicks, or the dealer of your choice, and try the parts book. CIH has good online parts books. And most parts are available.
Best Regards,
Charlie
 
That's mostly auto places. I give the number to the CaseIH parts guy, in maybe 2 minutes I know whether he has it, or if he can get it, where he can get it and when it will be here. Part numbers are a great help to me and the parts person.
 
Can't say, on the Slater side my first ancestor that I know back to moved into what is now West Virginia from Virginia in the 17 hundreds I think it was.
Been getting that seal from a A&I dealer for 12 dollars and change. Number A-472924. After I pay shipping you are getting it a few dollars cheaper.
 
Farmall H is in the computer at the CaseIH dealer. Parts guy has no excuse for not being able to look things up for you; he's just incompetent.

You can go right on partstore.caseih.com and look up the parts yourself. Even order them and have them delivered right to your home if you choose a participating dealer.
 
Who said anything about the parts guy not being able to look things up for Me? I wanted to KNOW what the # was. Thanks.
 
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