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Re: cub rear main seal
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Posted by John on March 16, 2004 at 15:29:35 from (192.233.162.104):
In Reply to: cub rear main seal posted by jonathan on March 15, 2004 at 22:53:19:
I am no mechanic but did help my cousin on his. You have to split it, make some stands to support it. Also use some good grade 8 threaded rod or long bolts in place of the bolts bolting the bell housing to the rear of the block. This way, the tractor won't wobble and you can pull it back together (We tried to roll ours back and couldn't get the shaft in, we used long bolts and pulled it in so easily!!. Replace the clutch, pan gasket and rear cover, oil pump (If it is bad) because you are in there anyway.
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