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Re: Brake Oil Seals
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Posted by D Slater on January 04, 2007 at 17:41:18 from (205.188.116.133):
In Reply to: Re: Brake Oil Seals posted by David Goode on January 04, 2007 at 15:02:38:
No problem, remove the brake adjusting bolt then 5 bolts in cover and remove. Slide brake shoe from splines and seal is there in plate inside shoe rubs agianst. If you look for a parting line between plate and housing that supports differential and bull pinion you can find some slots to pry plate out. It has a snout to inside with a oring around it so most times it comes out kind of hard. When you get plate off seal is in it. Another way that I use sometimes is rig up a slide hammer to screw in the 5/8 fine threads in end of bull pinion shaft and bring shaft and plate out togeather. shaft will slide right back in if wanted. Most places can match up the seals. If you need a new oring they are high from IH now. Used to get them from one local bearing supplier but they moved out of state and haven't had much luck finding them since.
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