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Re: H Belt pulley seal replacement
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Posted by Nebraska Kirk on August 06, 2006 at 22:04:41 from (207.91.30.73):
In Reply to: H Belt pulley seal replacement posted by Rock2000 on August 06, 2006 at 19:34:57:
All you have to do is remove the four bolts that are behind the flange that the pulley bolts to. The shaft will then slide out along with the bearings and gear, which are pressed on the shaft. You will then have to remove the bevel gear, one bearing and the spacer. The second bearing is secured in the bearing cage with a snap ring. The gear will have to be pressed off while the bearing is not quite so tight of a fit and can be tapped off with a hammer. Once the gear, spacer and bearing are off, you can then remove the bearing cage, which houses the second bearing and oil seal. Replace the seal, reassemble and you are home free!
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