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Farmall M belt pulley seal replacement

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Dennis Stuhr

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OK somebody replied I would need a press, I buy
that. I still need to tell the shop with a press
what comes apart where. The manuals are silent and
the drawings no help either. No I am not a
mechanic. I need to know how to get into the seal
area. It looks like there is a round plate that
needs to come off somehow to access into the seal
area then we probably can tell what to do next
maybe.
 
The cap screw holding the gear on the output shaft is removed first, then The gear is pressed off, then the second ball bearing, then the seak then a washer. Jim
Link to pic
 
Called a cousins wife brother & got the straight skinny. He helped me remove the pressure plate without splitting the tractor last year. FYI - The combination gear/inner bearing assembly has to be press off, then there is a sleeve between the bearings that comes off the shaft once the key is removed from the shaft the gear/bearing assembly was held in place with. Then a snap ring holding the outer bearing in place needs to come off, then the outer bearing has to be removed in order to remove the seal which has to be driven off towards inner shaft end, not towards the pulley end.
 
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