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Transmission countershaft nut

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neblinc

11-06-2007 06:14:16




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Finally got this off after my neighbor helped me make a "tool"

Used a 1/2" impact first, no go. Then went to the 3/4 impact and it broke loose and came off even chipping a piece the nut. Part has some really bad wear grooves from the seals I imagine.

Anyone have an extra one that you would want to let go?

Randy

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neblinc

11-07-2007 09:00:54




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 Re: Transmission countershaft nut in reply to neblinc, 11-06-2007 06:14:16  
Looks like I have plenty of options and some decisions to make. Thanks everyone for the replies & ideas.

Randy



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Haas

11-06-2007 14:08:42




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 Re: Transmission countershaft nut in reply to neblinc, 11-06-2007 06:14:16  
I put a Speedy Sleeve on to fix a friends Super H. No leaks so far and that was a couple years ago. If you have a Motion Industries supply house near you, they can get the speedy sleeve. I think you could also get one at NAPA or similar parts place. Need to have someone that can measure the part and get you the correct sleeve. The Speedy Sleeves are not cheap. As I recall the one I got cost around $25. They come with an installation tool. I think the sleeve or turning down the part on a lathe is better than trying to position the seal so it runs on a good spot on the shaft. You can also probably still get this part through an IH dealer, but that won't be cheap either.

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Bob M

11-06-2007 08:45:47




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 Re: Transmission countershaft nut in reply to neblinc, 11-06-2007 06:14:16  
There's even an easier fix:

The new seal you buy will be about 1/2 the thickness of the original seal you removed. When installing the new seal, drive it into the retainer just far enough so the new seal lip rides BETWEEN the two grooves in the nut. It will now seal the just like new,

I would however recommend chucking the nut in a lathe, then using FINE emery cloth to deburr the wear grooves and to lightly polish the unworn sealing surface between the two grooves on the nut before putting it back on.

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GeneMO

11-06-2007 07:09:58




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 Re: Transmission countershaft nut in reply to neblinc, 11-06-2007 06:14:16  
I have taken JB weld and put a layer on, then worked it down smooth with emery cloth. This filled the groves and has worked so far. A metal sleeve would be more permanent though.


Gene



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Southern Ray

11-06-2007 06:42:45




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 Re: Transmission countershaft nut in reply to neblinc, 11-06-2007 06:14:16  
I remember from several years ago folks on this board mentioning sleeves are available that will cover over the grooves. Bearing parts houses may have them.



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Michael Soldan

11-06-2007 08:01:09




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 Re: Transmission countershaft nut in reply to Southern Ray, 11-06-2007 06:42:45  
Its called a "speedy sleeve" made in todays wearable plastic(nyrophrene), it slides over the worn shaft and then your seal is installed and it makes the fix. Carquest/Napa/most auto supply and farm supply shops will have them.



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superbn

11-06-2007 10:21:07




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 Re: Transmission countershaft nut in reply to Michael Soldan, 11-06-2007 08:01:09  
Another way is to find a smaller ID seal and have the part turned down (in a lathe). I did this to my M and works perfect I might be able to find the seal part number if needed.



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