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Topic: Axle seals
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| Kb3erv
03-20-2013 19:02:26
207.255.204.70
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I bought a 1950 to30 and have been using it to plow snow. I decided to replace the brakes which is needed. I took off the drum and found lots of crud, grime, dirt, and oily greasy mess. I cleaned this all up but afraid a axle seal could be leaking. Of course I have no signs of leakage now and I have no idea how long ago this was pulled apart before me. How can I tell if seals are leaking? Is there a way? Or put everything back together and run it awhile then dismantle and check it?
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| Jason S.
03-21-2013 05:56:30
192.43.65.245
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Re: Axle seals in reply to Kb3erv, 03-20-2013 19:02:26
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| A TO30 has both an inner and outer seal. While you have it tore apart you could try replacing the inner seal in the trumpet housing, and install a sure seal on the outer bearing rather than cutting the collar,removing the bearing and replacing the original outer seal.
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| Richard L
03-20-2013 19:21:12
24.176.30.79
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Re: Axle seals in reply to Kb3erv, 03-20-2013 19:02:26
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| | if seals are leaking there should be oil coming out by the brakes. You might want to check the serial number as the first TO 30 was built in 1951.
<----- look under serial numbers
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| Kb3erv
03-20-2013 19:33:30
207.255.204.70
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Re: Axle seals in reply to Richard L, 03-20-2013 19:21:12
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| Sorry about that typing this on a phone yes it is a 1951.
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