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Re: Need advice with leaking PTO on 47 H


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Posted by Bob M on May 29, 2007 at 07:44:11 from (151.190.254.108):

In Reply to: Need advice with leaking PTO on 47 H posted by Paul Shuler on May 29, 2007 at 07:05:26:

Hey Paul -

#1 - If you park your tractor with the front end facing downhill (or the rear wheels on substantial blocks....) you can probably change the seal without draining the transmission.

#2 - However if you do elect to drain it have (2) empty 5 gallon buckets at the ready. (Don't ask how I know this...)

#3 - Simply remove the two capscrews holding the PTO bearing housing to the transmission, then pry/tug! The bearing housing w/seal SHOULD slide right off. If you are careful you can re-use the existing gasket. Otherwise butter the gasket surface with RTV gasket maker when you put it back together.

#4 - I kinda doubt NAPA, etc will stock the seal. But if you take the IHC part number off the existing seal any good bearing house can cross it to a National or Chicago Rawhide substitute - and they likely WILL have it in stock.

#5 - The new seal will be less than 1/2 the thickness of the old one. So you can install 2 seals if you wish. However my experience is a single thin seal, positioned in the housing so the seal lip runs on an unworn section of the shaft works just fine - the 2nd seal is unnecessary.

#6 - Geez - I don't know.... My opinion: Constantly wrenching keeps one's mind sharp. So I guess then it's a GOOD thing!!



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