Posted by Bob O2 Martin on November 08, 2009 at 16:36:57 from (71.7.67.73):
In Reply to: Farmall H Rear Main Seal posted by Aaron Holleran on November 08, 2009 at 15:17:24:
Probably a rope seal. If it is .......
Loosen all the crank bolts about a turn. Then take off the rear cap and use a plastic rod or something that won't scratch the crank and push the upper seal half out.
When you put it in they have little tools for putting a rope seal in. It's a little round web cylinder. You stick the rope in it and pull it around the crank. The seal is normally a little long, so pull it to have both ends extend past the end of the bearing cap. After you've torqued the rest of the crank caps down, trim the seal ends in both halves. Trim the ends in the block flush, but leave the ends in the cap a little long (about 1/16 inch) with a dab of sealer on them.
Then stick the last cap on and torque it down.
You may be able to get a neoprene seal for that, I'm not sure. Those are a little easier to put in.
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