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8n sector shaft seals

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Paul 19

08-22-2005 16:48:10

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I am looking for a place to buy new seals for my steering box sector shafts used on 1947 ford 8n tractor. any info.would be a great help thanks.

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Jim WNY

08-22-2005 21:53:57

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Re: 8n sector shaft seals in reply to Paul 19, 08-22-2005 16:48:10

For a '47 I think you're looking for 9N3660. I know there is a place in NC that sells them for about $3 each.

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jwm

08-22-2005 18:14:17

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Re: 8n sector shaft seals in reply to Paul 19, 08-22-2005 16:48:10

Now a days I believe they are just made out of felt. Felt is cheap and you can just cut as many as you want with sissors. James

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Dan

08-23-2005 06:22:51

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Re: 8n sector shaft seals in reply to jwm, 08-22-2005 18:14:17

There is a felt dust seal that goes between the pitman arm and steering box, but als a true oil seal that fits just inside the steering box that holds the oil back (in theory) and rides on the steering sector gear arm. These oil seals can be found at NAPA Part Number - 11055 $5.88 EA.

I suggest what I have done is to replace the oil seals, then fill the steering box with John Deere Cornhead Grease. It takes about 2 tubes or so, and will not pack away from the moving gears inside as it is pretty flowable. Works great, and you don't have to worry about leaks again.

Good luck,
Dan

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